Kate plus 10[COPYRIGHT]Reading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matter[COPYRIGHT]Chapter I · EIGHTY-THREE PEARLS ON A STRINGChapter II · MIKE SAID NOTHING—THERE WAS NOTHING TO SAYChapter III · OTHER EYES WATCHED MICHAELChapter IV · “THE IDEAL CRIMINAL IS A STRATEGIST”Chapter V · A CHORUS GIRL AT SEBO’SChapter VI · KATE CAME TO THE FLATChapter VII · THE PRINCESS BACHEFFSKI—BEAUTIFULLY DRESSEDChapter VIII · AN ARTIST MAKES AN EXHIBITION OF HIMSELFChapter IX · THE SHAREHOLDERS AND AN INTERRUPTIONChapter X · SIR RALPH LOST A PRINCESS AND FOUND A POLICEMANChapter XI · LADY MOYA WAS CURIOUSLY UNLIKE HERSELFChapter XII · A MOTOR CAR WAS MET BY A SPECIAL TRAINChapter XIII · THE CHRONOLOGY OF A GREAT THEFTChapter XIV · THE REMARKABLE TRAIN THAT DID STRANGE TRICKSChapter XV · AS SIR RALPH SAID, “BUSINESS IS BUSINESS”Chapter XVI · ON THE UNMORALITY OF PROFESSIONAL THIEVESChapter XVII · THE INDEPENDENT STRATEGY OF SEÑOR GREGORIChapter XVIII · THE COLONEL WAS A GENTLEMAN AT THE LASTChapter XIX · MICHAEL DEVELOPED A FONDNESS FOR THE CRIMINAL CLASSESTRANSCRIBER’S NOTESPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →Chapter I · EIGHTY-THREE PEARLS ON A STRINGAll chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sections[COPYRIGHT]Chapters12345678910111213141516171819Other sectionsTRANSCRIBER’S NOTESCopyright, 1917 By SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY (INCORPORATED)◇← Front matterCHAPTER I. EIGHTY-THREE PEARLS ON A STRING →