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The Saintsbury Affair
As I came up, emptied a chatelaine purse upon Barney's tray. FRONTISPIECE. See page 23.
THE SAINTSBURY AFFAIR
By
ROMAN DOUBLEDAY
Author of "The Hemlock Avenue Mystery," "The Red House on Rowan Street," etc.
With Illustrations by J. V. McFall
BOSTON LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY 1912
Copyright, 1911, 1912, By Little, Brown, and Company.
All rights reserved
Published, February, 1912
Electrotyped and Printed by THE COLONIAL PRESS C. B. Simonds & Co., Boston, U.S.A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. The Beginning of the Tangle.
II. Two Lovely Ladies.
III. The Unexpected Happens.
IV. Crossed Wires.
V. Bertillon Methods and Some Others.
VI. The Frat Supper.
VII. Chiefly Gossip.
VIII. Some of Jean's Ways.
IX. A Gleam of Light.
X. Ways That Are Dark.
XI. The Simmering Samovar.
XII. On the Trail of Diavolo.
XIII. The Samovar Explodes.
XIV. Tangled Heart-Strings.
XV. The Outlaw.
XVI. The Gift-Bond.
XVII. A Voice from the Past.
XVIII. A Rescue.
XIX. Cards on the Table.
XX. The Ultimate Discovery.
Illustrations
As I came up, his listener emptied a chatelaine purse upon Barney's tray Frontispiece
"He was Diavolo's partner," he said vehemently Page 137
"I believe it," said a voice that started us all Page 186
There lay a pathetic little heap on the daghestan rug on my floor Page 290