The mystery of the Peacock's EyeFront matterReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterChapter I · The Hunt Ball at WesthamptonChapter II · Mr. Bathurst Receives a Distinguished VisitorChapter III · Chief-Inspector Bannister Gets a “Busman’s Holiday”Chapter IV · A Case of IdentityChapter V · John Martin’s EvidenceChapter VI · Mr. Bathurst Changes His DestinationChapter VII · Gentlemen and PlayersChapter VIII · Daphne Draws Up the BlindsChapter IX · Mr. Bathurst Looks at a Pair of Shoes—and a Luggage-WagonChapter X · A Room Is Ransacked at “Rest Harrow”Chapter XI · A Newspaper and a Second Suit-CaseChapter XII · Mr. Bathurst Listens to a Little Local GossipChapter XIII · Re-enter Mr. XChapter XIV · The Peacock’s EyeChapter XV · Alan Warburton Leads TrumpsChapter XVI · Of Which Mr. Bathurst Holds the AceChapter XVII · Bannister Strikes the TrailChapter XVIII · That Leads Round the Mulberry-BushChapter XIX · Ronald Branston’s StoryChapter XX · “Findings—Keepings”Chapter XXI · The Lord Lieutenant Goes Back a Few YearsChapter XXII · Gallant Mr. BathurstChapter XXIII · Mr. Bathurst Forgets His ChangeChapter XXIV · What Did Mr. Bathurst Whisper?Chapter XXV · Mr. Bathurst’s Patience Is RewardedChapter XXVI · RendezvousChapter XXVII · Sir Austin Kemble Removes His HatTranscriber’s NoteBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Chapter I · The Hunt Ball at WesthamptonAll chapters and sections (29)Opening pagesFront matterChapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627Other sectionsTranscriber’s NoteBook coverThe Mystery of the Peacock’s Eyeby◇Brian Flynn◇London◇John Hamilton Ltd.◇First Printed, July, 1928◇CHAPTER I. The Hunt Ball at Westhampton →
