Gold Bag
The Gold Bag
作者：Wells, Carolyn, 1862-1942
体例：题 章数：64
字数：294,428 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 64 题- Produced by An Anonymous Project Gutenberg Volunteer
- THE GOLD BAG
- By Carolyn Wells
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER
- I. THE CRIME IN WEST SEDGWICK
- II. THE CRAWFORD HOUSE
- III. THE CORONER'S JURY
- IV. THE INQUEST
- V. FLORENCE LLOYD
- VI. THE GOLD BAG
- VII. YELLOW ROSES
- VIII. FURTHER INQUIRY
- IX. THE TWELFTH ROSE
- X. THE WILL
- XI. LOUIS'S STORY
- XII. LOUIS'S CONFESSION
- XIII. MISS LLOYD'S CONFIDENCE
- XIV. MR. PORTER'S VIEWS.
- XV. THE PHOTOGRAPH EXPLAINED
- XVI. A CALL ON MRS. PURVIS
- XVII. THE OWNER OF THE GOLD BAG
- XVIII. IN MR. GOODRICH'S OFFICE
- XIX. THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN
- XX. FLEMING STONE
- XXI. THE DISCLOSURE
- THE GOLD BAG
- I. THE CRIME IN WEST SEDGWICK
- II. THE CRAWFORD HOUSE
- I opened the pretty bauble, and let the contents fall out on the desk.
- III. THE CORONER'S JURY
- IV. THE INQUEST
- Mr. Hall looked surprised at this question, but answered quietly
- This time Mr. Hall looked more surprised still, and said
- V. FLORENCE LLOYD
- VI. THE GOLD BAG
- VII. YELLOW ROSES
- I heard Coroner Monroe draw a long sigh.
- VIII. FURTHER INQUIRY
- IX. THE TWELFTH ROSE
- X. THE WILL
- I looked at the attorney a moment, and then burst into laughter.
- XI. LOUIS'S STORY
- I spoke quietly enough, but Louis immediately burst into voluble denial.
- XII. LOUIS'S CONFESSION
- I sat alone for a few moments wondering what I had better do next.
- XIII. MISS LLOYD'S CONFIDENCE
- XIV. MR. PORTER'S VIEWS
- I began on a new tack.
- XV. THE PHOTOGRAPH EXPLAINED
- XVI. A CALL ON MRS. PURVIS
- I went to New York and went straight to the Albion Hotel.
- I made my adieux and returned at once to West Sedgwick.
- XVII. THE OWNER OF THE GOLD BAG
- ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM.
- I telephoned for Parmalee and showed him the letter.
- I bowed politely to the stranger, and awaited her disclosures.
- I resolved to make the most of my opportunity.
- XVIII. IN Mr. GOODRICH'S OFFICE
- I turned on him angrily, and interrupted him by saying,
- I said nothing at the moment and listened for Mr. Goodrich's comment.
- XIX. THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN
- XX. FLEMING STONE
- XXI. THE DISCLOSURE