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The Sign of the Stranger

Name: The Sign of the Stranger
Author: Le Queux, William, 1864-1927

作者：Le Queux, William, 1864-1927
体例：题　章数：96
字数：359,608　来源：Project Gutenberg

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共 96 题

CHAPTER ONE.
THE ADVENT OF THE STRANGER.
Suddenly turning to Warr, he said--
CHAPTER TWO.
CONCERNS LADY LOLITA.
CHAPTER THREE.
WHICH IS A MYSTERY.
CHAPTER FOUR.
WHEREIN A STRANGE STORY IS TOLD.
CHAPTER FIVE.
REVEALS THREE CURIOUS FACTS.
He was preparing to re-mount, when I stopped him, saying--
CHAPTER SIX.
FOR LOVE OF LOLITA.
I held my breath, open-mouthed, utterly dumbfounded.
I recognised her utter loneliness: therefore I walked forward to her.
CHAPTER SEVEN.
IS FULL OF MYSTERY.
CHAPTER EIGHT.
WHEREIN I MAKE CERTAIN DISCOVERIES.
CHAPTER NINE.
TELLS SOME STRANGE TRUTHS.
CHAPTER TEN.
THE EARL OF STANCHESTER SPEAKS HIS MIND.
To which the detective answered--
CHAPTER ELEVEN.
CERTAIN QUESTIONS AND THEIR ANSWERS.
I recalled what she had said, and was bound to agree.
CHAPTER TWELVE.
LOVE AND LOLITA.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
THE YOUNG COUNTESS MAKES A STATEMENT.
CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
CONCERNS A GAY WOMAN.
CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
THE TRACK OF THE TRUTH.
CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
THE STORY OF MR THOMAS HAYES.
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
WHICH CONCERNS A GUEST AT THE HALL.
I replied in the affirmative.
I stood open-mouthed, unable to utter a word in response.
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
WHICH TEACHES THE VALUE OF SILENCE.
CHAPTER NINETEEN.
FACE TO FACE.
I explained briefly how to warn her had been impossible.
CHAPTER TWENTY.
RICHARD KEENE MAKES A REVELATION.
CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
THE SAINTS' GARDEN.
I thought of the peril of my love.
CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
THE SIGN TO THE UNKNOWN.
CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
CONTAINS A DISCLOSURE.
I hastened to apologise, but her reply was--
A waiter who stood upon the threshold announced--
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
INTRODUCES A MAN WITH A HISTORY.
CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
WHEREBY RICHARD KEENE IS SURPRISED.
She drew a long breath, shook her head sadly, and replied--
I smiled when I saw the effect upon him of my sudden accusation.
CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
REFERS TO CERTAIN UGLY FACTS.
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
WHICH TELLS OF A HEART'S DESIRE.
CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
WHAT! SAW IN THE NIGHT.
CHAPTER TWENTY NINE.
IS STILL MORE MYSTERIOUS.
I stood glaring at it, as one transfixed.
CHAPTER THIRTY.
A RAY OF LIGHT.
I was silent, for I saw myself in a very serious predicament.
CHAPTER THIRTY ONE.
GIVES THE KEYWORD.
I rang the bell, and old Slater appeared.
CHAPTER THIRTY TWO.
WESTON EXPRESSES CERTAIN FEARS.
I paced the room still utterly mystified.
I sent a message up to Weston, and the reply was--
The maid went along to my love's room, but emerged quickly, saying--
CHAPTER THIRTY THREE.
REVEALS SOME SECRETS.
A shudder ran through her as she answered--
Ten minutes later the old butler returned saying--
CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR.
THE AFFAIR IN SIBBERTON PARK.
CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE.
THE TRUTH.
Keene, however, said--
CHAPTER THIRTY SIX.
CONTAINING THE CONCLUSION.
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