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"She must have seen everything."--Page 13 Frontispiece
The Corner House
THE CORNER HOUSE
By Fred M. White
Author of "The Crimson Blind," "The Weight of the Crown"
R. F. FENNO & COMPANY, Publishers 18 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY
Copyright 1906 BY
R. F. FENNO & COMPANY
"The Corner House"
THE CORNER HOUSE
CONTENTS
CHAP.
I. The House Next Door.
II. Hetty.
III. The Face at the Window.
IV. Weaving the Net.
V. In the Morning Room.
VI. A Visitor.
VII. In the Morning Room.
VIII. Paul Prout.
IX. The Missing Notes.
X. A Policy of Silence.
XI. The Notes are Traced.
XII. Prout is Puzzled.
XIII. Second Sight.
XIV. "Crowner's Quest."
XV. Lawrence Prophesies Again.
XVI. Mr. Charlton Speaks.
XVII. The Gamblers.
XVIII. Lawrence is Mysterious.
XIX. Stolen!
XX. "Uneasy Lies the Head----".
XXI. Peril.
XXII. For Love and Duty.
XXIII. Ten Minutes Past Twelve.
XXIV. Treasure Trove.
XXV. A Check.
XXVI. The Black Motor.
XXVII. A Glass of Wine.
XXVIII. Baffled!.
XXIX. A Knock at the Door.
XXX. Prout gets a Clue.
XXXI. An Urgent Call.
XXXII. Touch and Go.
XXXIII. The Way Blocked.
XXXIV. A Clever Move.
XXXV. A Powerful Ally.
XXXVI. A Faint Clue.
XXXVII. The Talk of the Town.
XXXVIII. Maitrank Strikes.
XXXIX. Lawrence Shows his Hand.
XL. Another Coil.
XLI. Prout is Indiscrete.
XLII. Fear!
XLIII. A Slice of Luck.
XLIV. At Last.
XLV. A Chase.
XLVI. Hetty Learns Something.
XLVII. Flown.
XLVIII. Hetty Speaks Out.
XLIX. In the Dead of the Night.
L. Threatened Ruin.
LI. The Wolf is Unchained.
LII. The Cage is Opened.
LIII. Face to Face.
LIV. A Stab in the Dark.
LV. The Corner House Again.
LVI. Now Then!
LVII. A Way Out.
LVIII. Nearing the End.
LIX. Light in the Corner House.
LX. Narrowed Down.
LXI. Logic.
LXII. Confession.
LXIII. A Final Verdict.