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The Red House on Rowan Street
"'Mr. Underwood has enemies,'--he said calmly." Frontispiece. See p. 176.
THE RED HOUSE ON ROWAN STREET
By
ROMAN DOUBLEDAY
Author of "The Hemlock Avenue Mystery," etc.
With Illustrations by William Kirkpatrick
BOSTON LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY 1910
Copyright, 1909, 1910, By Litle, Brown, and Company
All rights reserved
Published March, 1910
Second Printing
Printers S. J. Parkhill & Co., Boston, U.S.A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. Burton Becomes an Ambassador.
II. At the Red House.
III. The Highwayman's Mask Is Found.
IV. The Curious Experiences of the Underwood Family.
V. The Investigating Committee.
VI. A Midnight Watch.
VII. The Work of the Incendiary.
VIII. The Baby That Was Tied in.
IX. A Pointed Warning.
X. Mr. Hadley Proves a True Prophet.
XI. Henry Underwood Is Arrested.
XII. An Unstable Sweetheart.
XIII. Henry Is Hard to Handle.
XIV. Burton's Turn.
XV. An Odd Knot.
XVI. The Trail to Yesteryear.
XVII. A Temporary Aberration.
XVIII. Burton Thinks He Is Mending Matters.
XIX. Burton Goes To The Reservation.
XX. Ground Bait.
XXI. Rachel Appears on the Scene.
XXII. Henry Takes to His Heels.
XXIII. The Trap Is Sprung.
XXIV. Burton's Last Appearance as an Ambassador.
Illustrations
"'Mr. Underwood has enemies,' he said calmly." Frontispiece. See p. 176.
"'Well, perhaps this can be explained away, too!'" Page 71
"He found Ben Bussey in a wheeled chair near a window" Page 200
"He stopped for a moment at the gate to enjoy the picture she made" Page 250