Sleuth of
The Sleuth of St. James's Square
作者：Post, Melville Davisson, 1869-1930
体例：题 章数：64
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- THE SLEUTH OF ST. JAMES'S SQUARE
- By Melville Davisson Post
- CONTENTS
- I. THE THING ON THE HEARTH
- II. THE REWARD
- III. THE LOST LADY
- IV. THE CAMBERED FOOT
- V. THE MAN IN THE GREEN HAT
- VI. THE WRONG SIGN
- VII. THE FORTUNE TELLER
- VIII. THE HOLE IN THE MAHOGANY PANEL
- IX. THE END OF THE ROAD
- X. THE LAST ADVENTURE
- XI. AMERICAN HORSES
- XII. THE SPREAD RAILS
- XIII. THE PUMPKIN COACH
- XIV. THE YELLOW FLOWER
- XV. A SATIRE OF THE SEA
- XVI. THE HOUSE BY THE LOCH
- The SLEUTH of St. JAMES'S SQUARE
- I. The Thing on the Hearth
- I cried out in astonishment.
- I swore bitterly.
- II. The Reward
- I sat down and tapped the manuscript with my fingers.
- He continued, his voice precise and even
- D. Mulehaus.
- III. The Lost Lady
- I should not have gone on this adventure but for a further incident.
- I replied that it was some small craft coming in.
- I had more than once in my reflections pivoted on the word.
- I was now closely beside him.
- I had a sudden inspiration.
- I was at the extreme of a deadly anxiety about Madame Barras.
- I could not forbear, even in our haste, to seek some consolation.
- I replied in some astonishment.
- I leaned down beside him.
- I was astonished and I expressed it.
- I was annoyed and puzzled.
- IV. The Cambered Foot
- The girl paused a moment, then she went on
- The girl went on in her deliberate, even voice
- V. The Man in the Green Hat
- He turned to the American
- VI. The Wrong Sign
- My father answered him
- My father answered in his great dominating voice
- VII. The Fortune Teller
- VIII. The Hole in the Mahogany Panel
- IX. The End of the Road
- X.-The Last Adventure
- Barclay snapped his fingers without adding the word.'
- I sat up in my big lounge chair.
- I turned around in the chair.
- XI.-American Horses
- XII. The Spread Rails
- I laughed.
- I saw it with a sickening realization of the fact.
- XIII. The Pumpkin Coach
- XIV. The Yellow Flower
- XV. Satire of the Sea
- XVI. The House by the Loch
- I jumped the hedge and set out across the moor to the high ground.