The Argyle CaseThe play "The Argyle Case," by William J. Burns and Harriet Ford, was turned into a novel by Arthur Hornblow. He wrote it in collaboration with detective Harvey Jerrold O'Higgins. This is a facsimile reprint of the 1913 first edition. |
Contents
Section 13 | 150 |
Section 14 | 168 |
Section 15 | 178 |
Section 16 | 184 |
Section 17 | 187 |
Section 18 | 193 |
Section 19 | 207 |
Section 20 | 212 |
Section 9 | 103 |
Section 10 | 115 |
Section 11 | 126 |
Section 12 | 138 |
Section 21 | 222 |
Section 22 | 233 |
Section 23 | 242 |
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