The Orange-Yellow Diamond

The Orange-Yellow Diamond
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Fletcher Joseph Smith. The Orange-Yellow Diamond

CHAPTER ONE. THE PRETTY PAWNBROKER

CHAPTER TWO. MRS. GOLDMARK'S EATING-HOUSE

CHAPTER THREE. THE DEAD MAN

CHAPTER FOUR. THE PLATINUM SOLITAIRE

CHAPTER FIVE. THE TWO LETTERS

CHAPTER SIX. THE SPANISH MANUSCRIPT

CHAPTER SEVEN. THE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

CHAPTER EIGHT. THE INQUEST

CHAPTER NINE. WHOSE WERE THOSE RINGS?

CHAPTER TEN. MELKY INTERVENES

CHAPTER ELEVEN. THE BACK DOOR

CHAPTER TWELVE. THE FRIEND FROM PEEBLES

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. THE CALL FOR HELP

CHAPTER FOURTEEN. THE PRIVATE LABORATORY

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. CONFERENCE

CHAPTER SIXTEEN. THE DETECTIVE CALLS

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. WHAT THE LAMPS SHONE ON

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. MR. STUYVESANT GUYLER

CHAPTER NINETEEN. PURDIE STANDS FIRM

CHAPTER TWENTY. THE PARSLETT AFFAIR

CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE. WHAT MANNER OF DEATH?

CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO. MR. KILLICK GOES BACK

CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE. MR. KILLICK'S OPINION

CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR. THE ORANGE-YELLOW DIAMOND

CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE. THE DEAD MAN'S PROPERTY

CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX. THE RAT

CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN. THE EMPTY HOUSE

CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT. THE £500 BANK NOTE

CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE. MR. MORI YADA

CHAPTER THIRTY. THE MORTUARY

CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE. THE MIRANDOLET THEORY

CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO. ONE O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT

CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE. SECRET WORK

CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR. BAFFLED

CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE. YADA TAKES CHARGE

CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX. PILMANSEY'S TEA ROOMS

CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN. CHANG LI

CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT. THE JEW AND THE JAP

CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE. THE DIAMOND NECKLACE

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Lauriston thrust his hands in his pockets and looked at the girl in sheer perplexity. She was a very pretty, dark girl, nearly as tall as himself, slender and lissom of figure, and decidedly attractive. There was evident sense of fun and humour in her eyes, and about the corners of her lips: he suddenly got an idea that she was amused at his embarrassment.

"How much can you lend me?" he asked. "What—what's it worth?"

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"Right-oh!" said Melky. "Then some day next week, I'll take you down to see him—he's away till then. And—you'll pay me ten per cent. on the bit o' business, won't you, mister? Business is business, ain't it?"

"All right!" agreed Lauriston. "That's a bargain, of course."

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