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- SEVENTH EDITION.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- A PEDESTRIAN’S PLOT, • 1
- BILLY’S BITE, • 13
- THE MURDERED TAILOR’S WATCH, • 24
- THE STREET PORTER’S SON, • 44
- A BIT OF TOBACCO PIPE, • 57
- THE BROKEN CAIRNGORM, • 68
- THE ROMANCE OF A REAL CREMONA, • 79
- THE SPIDER AND THE SPIDER-KILLER, • 104
- THE SPOILT PHOTOGRAPH, • 115
- THE STOLEN DOWRY, • 127
- M^cSWEENY AND THE MAGIC JEWELS, • 139
- BENJIE BLUNT’S CLEVER ALIBI, • 150
- JIM HUTSON’S KNIFE, • 161
- THE HERRING SCALES, • 174
- ONE LESS TO EAT, • 185
- THE CAPTAIN’S CHRONOMETER, • 196
- THE TORN TARTAN SHAWL, • 207
- A LIFT ON THE ROAD, • 218
- THE ORGAN-GRINDER’S MONEY-BAG, • 229
- THE BERWICK BURR, • 240
- THE WRONG UMBRELLA, • 252
- A WHITE SAVAGE, • 263
- THE BROKEN MISSIONARY, • 274
- A MURDERER’S MISTAKE, • 285
- A HOUSE-BREAKER’S WIFE, • 297
- M^cSWEENY AND THE CHIMNEY-SWEEP, • 308
- THE FAMILY BIBLE, • 320
- CONSCIENCE MONEY, • 332
- A WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING, • 343
- TRACED AND TRACKED.
- A PEDESTRIAN’S PLOT.
- I think he spoke the truth.
- BILLY’S BITE.
- Billy clenched his teeth and hands, and said—
- THE MURDERED TAILOR’S WATCH.
- There was a queer pause, and then I said—
- I stared at him in surprise, and then, with some impatience, said—
- THE STREET PORTER’S SON.
- She stopped with wonderful willingness, saying—
- A BIT OF TOBACCO PIPE.
- THE BROKEN CAIRNGORM.
- THE ROMANCE OF A REAL CREMONA.
- The butler smiled lightly at his concern, and said emphatically—
- The butler made no reply, but to Mr Cleffton he hopefully remarked—
- I groaned in reality then, and resignedly began to dress.
- I groaned, and resigned myself to listen.
- We both looked very closely, and I said at last—
- THE SPIDER AND THE SPIDER-KILLER.
- I examined the note carefully, and found it to be perfectly genuine.
- I watched Dick’s face keenly for some moments in silence.
- THE SPOILT PHOTOGRAPH.
- I could not see it, and said so. I thought him an escaped lunatic.
- THE STOLEN DOWRY.
- When the position was explained to me by her lover, I said to him—
- More abject howling and protesting, and then the boy blubbered out—
- When he came to me with his report I laughed outright, and said—
- BENJIE BLUNT’S CLEVER ALIBI.
- I grinned unfeelingly into his solemnly puckered-up face.
- Benjie smiled delightedly at the compliment, and proceeded—
- JIM HUTSON’S KNIFE.
- THE HERRING SCALES.
- His father tossed him a sixpence, with the words—
- ONE LESS TO EAT.
- The boy was moved and awed, and hurriedly answered—
- THE CAPTAIN’S CHRONOMETER.
- THE TORN TARTAN SHAWL.
- A LIFT ON THE ROAD.
- THE ORGAN-GRINDER’S MONEY-BAG.
- THE BERWICK BURR.
- I bowed, for I could not speak.
- THE WRONG UMBRELLA.
- A WHITE SAVAGE.
- THE BROKEN MISSIONARY.
- A MURDERER’S MISTAKE.
- I nodded gravely.
- A HOUSE-BREAKER’S WIFE.
- I set the answer down as a lie, but pursued—
- I chatted away for a little, and then said abruptly—
- I thought not, and said so.
- Her husband, however, laid a hand on Brettle’s shoulder—
- THE FAMILY BIBLE.
- Tim put on an air of simplicity and said—
- CONSCIENCE MONEY.
- A WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING.
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE