The Window at the White Cat

The Window at the White Cat

CHAPTER I. SENTIMENT AND CLUES CHAPTER II. UNEASY APPREHENSIONS CHAPTER III. NINETY-EIGHT PEARLS CHAPTER IV. A THIEF IN THE NIGHT CHAPTER V. LITTLE MISS JANE CHAPTER VI. A FOUNTAIN PEN CHAPTER VII. CONCERNING MARGERY CHAPTER VIII. TOO LATE CHAPTER IX. ONLY ONE EYE CLOSED CHAPTER X. BREAKING THE NEWS CHAPTER XI. A NIGHT IN THE FLEMING HOME CHAPTER XII. MY COMMISSION CHAPTER XIII. SIZZLING METAL CHAPTER XIV. A WALK IN THE PARK CHAPTER XV. FIND THE WOMAN CHAPTER XVI. ELEVEN TWENTY-TWO AGAIN CHAPTER XVII. HIS SECOND WIFE CHAPTER XVIII. EDITH'S COUSIN CHAPTER XIX. BACK TO BELLWOOD CHAPTER XX. ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS CHAPTER XXI. A PROSCENIUM BOX CHAPTER XXII. IN THE ROOM OVER THE WAY CHAPTER XXIII. A BOX OF CROWN DERBY CHAPTER XXIV. WARDROP'S STORY CHAPTER XXV. MEASURE FOR MEASURE CHAPTER XXVI. LOVERS AND A LETTER In my criminal work anything that wears skirts is a lady, until the law proves her otherwise. From the frayed and slovenly petticoats of the woman who owns a poultry stand in the market and who has grown wealthy by selling chickens at twelve ounces to the pound, or the silk sweep of Mamie Tracy, whose diamonds have been stolen down on the avenue, or the staidly respectable black and middle-aged skirt of the client whose husband has found an affinity partial to laces and fripperies, and has run off with herall the wearers are ladies, and as such announced by Hawes. In fact, he carries it to excess. He speaks of his wash lady, with a husband who is an ash merchant, and he announced one day in some excitement, that the lady who had just gone out had appropriated all the loose change out of the pocket of his overcoat. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 34020
Author: Rinehart, Mary Roberts
Release Date: Oct 2, 2010
Format: eBook
Language: English