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William Le Queux. The Closed Book: Concerning the Secret of the Borgias
The Closed Book: Concerning the Secret of the Borgias
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Which Mainly Concerns a Hunchback
Chapter Two
The Priest and the Book
Chapter Three
In which the Prior is Mysterious
Chapter Four
By the Tideless Sea
Chapter Five
Shows Something Suspicious
Chapter Six
The Opening of the Book
Chapter Seven
Forbidden Folios
Chapter Eight
Concerns a Woman’s Serfdom
Chapter Nine
Doctor Pellegrini’s Opinion
Chapter Ten
Across Europe
Chapter Eleven
The Old Lady from Paris
Chapter Twelve
The Sign of the Bear Cub
Chapter Thirteen
What the Watchers Saw
Chapter Fourteen
The Counsel of Friends
Chapter Fifteen
The Old Monk’s Secret
Chapter Sixteen
Continues the Record
Chapter Seventeen
Contains Forbidden Knowledge
Chapter Eighteen
Lady Judith Speaks
Chapter Nineteen
The Hand and the Glove
Chapter Twenty
Walter Wyman Rejoins me
Chapter Twenty One
We Make Preliminary Investigation
Chapter Twenty Two
What Happened at Crowland
Chapter Twenty Three
Tactics of the Enemy
Chapter Twenty Four
Forestalled
Chapter Twenty Five
What the Buried Chest Contained
Chapter Twenty Six
A Discovery in Harpur Street
Chapter Twenty Seven
If you Knew the Truth
Chapter Twenty Eight
The Stranger in Black
Chapter Twenty Nine
Some Explanations
Chapter Thirty
Humours of a House Party
Chapter Thirty One
Under the Gallows Knob
Chapter Thirty Two
The Major Makes a Statement
Chapter Thirty Three
Will the Sun Shine?
Chapter Thirty Four
The Red Bull of the Borgias
Chapter Thirty Five
What we Found at Threave
Chapter Thirty Six
Shows the Actual Spot at Crowland
Chapter Thirty Seven
In which I Enter the House of Mystery
Chapter Thirty Eight
The Room of the Bear Cub
Chapter Thirty Nine
Contains Lord Glenelg’s Story
Chapter Forty
By which the Book Remains open
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William Le Queux
Published by Good Press, 2021
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“You have paid the price,” he repeated in a strange voice, looking at me seriously. “Yes; that is true. You have paid the price in the currency of my country; but there is yet a price to pay.”
“What do you mean?” I asked quickly, looking him squarely in the face.
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