The Red Widow: or, The Death-Dealers of London

The Red Widow: or, The Death-Dealers of London
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Le Queux William. The Red Widow: or, The Death-Dealers of London

CHAPTER I. CONCERNS A MAN IN WHITE

CHAPTER II. WHO IS MRS. BRAYBOURNE?

CHAPTER III. THE "GAME" – AND ITS PLAYERS

CHAPTER IV. PROGRESS OF THE PLOT

CHAPTER V. CONTAINS A NOTE OF ALARM

CHAPTER VI. THE LOCKED ROOM IN HAMMERSMITH

CHAPTER VII. WHAT HAPPENED IN BRIDGE PLACE

CHAPTER VIII. ON LOCH LOMOND

CHAPTER IX. A GENTLEMAN NAMED GREIG

CHAPTER X. MORE MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

CHAPTER XI. SPREADING THE NET

CHAPTER XII. THE PERSON FROM UPSTAIRS

CHAPTER XIII. RELATES A STRANGE CONVERSATION

CHAPTER XIV. ON SATURDAY NIGHT

CHAPTER XV. CARRIES THE MYSTERY FARTHER

CHAPTER XVI. BAITING THE TRAP

CHAPTER XVII "NEWS" FROM LANCASTER GATE

CHAPTER XVIII. THE COUP AND ITS CONSEQUENCE

CHAPTER XIX. WHAT HAPPENED TO GERALD

CHAPTER XX. THE ROOM OF EVIL

CHAPTER XXI. LOST DAYS

CHAPTER XXII. FROM OUT THE PAST

CHAPTER XXIII. THE CRY IN THE NIGHT

CHAPTER XXIV. HARD PRESSED

CHAPTER XXV. THE RECLUSE

CHAPTER XXVI "GET RID OF THE GIRL!"

CHAPTER XXVII "THE DAY AFTER TO-MORROW"

CHAPTER XXVIII. AT THE WINDOW

CHAPTER XXIX. ON THIN ICE

CHAPTER XXX. THROUGH THE DARKNESS

CONCLUSION

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Bernard Boyne was certainly a mystery man in Hammersmith, yet nobody suspected it. In all the years he had lived in the neighbourhood his actions had never aroused a single breath of suspicion.

In pious black he passed the collection bag around to the congregation of St. George the Martyr each Sunday morning, and afterwards, with a deep bow, handed the bag to the rubicund vicar of his parish.

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"The fact, Mr. Emery, is this," the woman with the wonderful hair commenced, when he had seated himself. "My late husband was a shipbuilder at Govan. Only recently I discovered that some twenty years ago he was guilty of some sharp practice in a financial deal which, while he and his friends enriched themselves, a man named Braybourne and his wife were both ruined. Braybourne died recently, but his widow is living in London. Now knowledge of this affair has greatly upset me, for I had the greatest faith in my dear husband's honesty."

"Naturally," remarked the young lawyer. "The knowledge of such a stigma attaching to his name must grieve you."

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