The Stolen Statesman

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William Le Queux. The Stolen Statesman

The Stolen Statesman

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William Le Queux

"The Stolen Statesman"

"Being the Story of a Hushed Up Mystery"

Chapter One

Concerning Sheila Monkton

Chapter Two

The Discovery in Chesterfield Street

Chapter Three

The Whispered Name

Chapter Four

The Man who Knew

Chapter Five

Contains some Curious Facts

Chapter Six

Just Too Late

Chapter Seven

The Mysterious Mrs. Saxton

Chapter Eight

The Man from Boundary Road

Chapter Nine

Rumours in London

Chapter Ten

In the Lobby of the House

Chapter Eleven

Mainly Concerns Mr. Stent

Chapter Twelve

The Occupier of Forest View

Chapter Thirteen

Contains Further Discoveries

Chapter Fourteen

The Cipher of the Two C’s

Chapter Fifteen

In which Smeaton Makes a Discovery

Chapter Sixteen

Who was Monkton’s Enemy?

Chapter Seventeen

The Room of Secrets

Chapter Eighteen

Another Mystery

Chapter Nineteen

Still Another Club

Chapter Twenty

A Conference at Downing Street

Chapter Twenty One

Shades of Soho

Chapter Twenty Two

One Fact is Established

Chapter Twenty Three

Which Makes One Fact Plain

Chapter Twenty Four

The Mystery of the Maid-Servant

Chapter Twenty Five

Still More Mystery

Chapter Twenty Six

The Secret Picture

Chapter Twenty Seven

The Story of the Portraits

Chapter Twenty Eight

In the Mists

Chapter Twenty Nine

Contains many Surprises

Chapter Thirty

The Mystery Solved

Three Months Later

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William Le Queux

Being the Story of a Hushed Up Mystery

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“Oh! well, I know you all like French songs, so I sang it. That’s all,” answered their sprightly young hostess. “But look! it’s past eleven, and father said he would be back before ten to see you before you left. I’ll telephone to the House.”

And she descended to the small library on the ground floor, where she quickly “got on” to the House of Commons.

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