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Murder in Paris

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

Reading edition

This story was also published as Spiderweb.

Minor spelling inconsistencies (e.g. fire-engines/fire engines, moonlit/moon-lit, etc.) have been preserved.

Alterations to the text:

Formatting: abandon the use of drop-caps.

Punctuation: fix some quotation mark pairings/nestings.

Add ToC.

[Chapter One]

Change “resolutely directed her attenton to the flying landscape” to attention.

[Chapter Two]

“Macadam stired uncomfortably and took out his cigarette case” to stirred.

“surging exodus of pasengers on to the grimy platform” to passengers.

[Chapter Eight]

“you know what servants can be like when they ve had the” to they’ve.

“after several fruitless attemps to open the door” to attempts.

[Chapter Twelve]

“dark form creeping stealthly up the white fringe” to stealthily.

“tears streaming down her checks, hands clasped” to cheeks.

[Chapter Thirteen]

“All at once her thoughts veered to the little notaire” italicize notaire.

[Chapter Fourteen]

“Not a soul, except that horried little man I told you about” to horrid.

[Chapter Nineteen]

“On the table in the entrance hall several letter were awaiting” to letters.

[Chapter Twenty-Seven]

“the entire scene was singularly. charming in its total absence” delete the period.

[Chapter Thirty-Four]

“furnished with a delicate magnificance, had a general look” to magnificence.

[Chapter Thirty-Eight]

“Whereever she turned it was there, watching her” to Wherever.

[Chapter Forty]

“to the Rolls’ description only a few minutues before” to minutes.

[End of text]

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