The Chinese Parrot

The Chinese Parrot
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Earl Derr Biggers. The Chinese Parrot

The Chinese Parrot

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I

THE PHILLIMORE PEARLS

CHAPTER II

THE DETECTIVE FROM HAWAII

CHAPTER III

AT CHAN KEE LIM’S

CHAPTER IV

THE OASIS SPECIAL

Will Holley

CHAPTER V

MADDEN’S RANCH

CHAPTER VI

TONY’S HAPPY NEW YEAR

CHAPTER VII

THE POSTMAN SETS OUT

CHAPTER VIII

A FRIENDLY LITTLE GAME

CHAPTER IX

A RIDE IN THE DARK

CHAPTER X

BLISS OF THE HOMICIDE SQUAD

CHAPTER XI

THORN GOES ON A MISSION

CHAPTER XII

THE TRAM-CAR IN THE DESERT

CHAPTER XIII

WHAT MR CHERRY SAW

CHAPTER XIV

THE THIRD MAN

CHAPTER XV

WILL HOLLEY’S THEORY

CHAPTER XVI

THE MOVIES ARE IN TOWN

CHAPTER XVII

IN MADDEN’S FOOTSTEPS

CHAPTER XVIII

THE BARSTOW TRAIN

CHAPTER XIX

THE VOICE ON THE AIR

CHAPTER XX

PETTICOAT MINE

CHAPTER XXI

END OF THE POSTMAN’S JOURNEY

CHAPTER XXII

THE ROAD TO ELDORADO

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Earl Derr Biggers

Published by Good Press, 2021

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“And even more beautiful than it was then, I’ll wager,” Eden smiled. “You know, Mr Madden, there is an old superstition in the jewellery trade that pearls assume the personality of their wearer and become sombre or bright, according to the mood of the one they adorn. If that is true, this string has grown more lovely through the years.”

“Bunk,” said Madden rudely. “Oh, excuse me—I don’t mean that the lady isn’t charming. But I have no sympathy with the silly superstitions of your trade—or of any other trade. Well, I’m a busy man. I’ll take the string—at the price I named.”

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