The Brooklyn murders
G. D. H. (George Douglas Howard) Cole
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1. Front matter2. Chapter I. A Family Celebration3. Chapter II. Sir Vernon’s Will4. Chapter III. Murder5. Chapter IV. What Joan Found in the Garden6. Chapter V. Plain as a Pikestaff7. Chapter VI. A Pause for Reflection8. Chapter VII. The Case Against Walter Brooklyn9. Chapter VIII. A Review of the Case10. Chapter IX. Walter Brooklyn’s Explanation11. Chapter X. Charis Lang12. Chapter XI. Joan Takes Up the Case13. Chapter XII. Robert Ellery14. Chapter XIII. An Arrest15. Chapter XIV. Mainly a Love Scene16. Chapter XV. To and Fro17. Chapter XVI. A Link in the Chain18. Chapter XVII. The Lovely Lady19. Chapter XVIII. The Case for the Defence20. Chapter XIX. The Police Have Their Doubts21. Chapter XX. Superintendent Wilson Thinks It Out22. Chapter XXI. Don Quixote23. Chapter XXII. “The Spaniard” Does His Bit24. Chapter XXIII. Walter Brooklyn Goes Free25. Chapter XXIV. A Fresh Start26. Chapter XXV. Raising the Wind27. Chapter XXVI. Two Men Strike a Bargain28. Chapter XXVII. Robert Ellery’s Idea29. Chapter XXVIII. The Superintendent’s Theory30. Chapter XXIX. The Lie of the Land31. Chapter XXX. A Letter and Its Consequences32. Chapter XXXI. A Button in a Bag33. Chapter XXXII. Sir John Bunnery34. Chapter XXXIII. On the Tiles35. Chapter XXXIV. The Stable-Yard36. Chapter XXXV. An Order for Bulbs37. Chapter XXXVI. An Afternoon Call38. Chapter XXXVII. A Happy Ending39. Transcriber’s Note