The Blind Man's Eyes (July 1916)

by William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer

For other versions of this work, see The Blind Man's Eyes.

THE BLIND MAN'S EYES

"Until I come to you as—as you have never known me yet!" Frontispiece. See page 284.

THE BLIND
MAN'S EYES

BY
WILLIAM MacHARG
AND
EDWIN BALMER

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY
Wilson C. Dexter

BOSTON
Little, Brown, and Company
1916

Copyright, 1916,
By Little, Brown, and Company.

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All rights reserved

Published, March, 1916
Reprinted, March, 1916 (twice)
April, 1916; May, 1916
June, 1916; July, 1916




Printers
S. J. Parkhill & Co., Boston, U.S.A.

To
R. L.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	A Financier Dies	1
II	The Express Is Held for a Personage	9
III	Miss Dorne Meets Eaton	24
IV	Truce	32
V	Are You Hillward?	44
VI	The Hand in the Aisle	59
VII	"Isn't This Basil Santoine?"	70
VIII	Suspicion Fastens on Eaton	83
IX	Questions	95
X	The Blind Man's Eyes	111
XI	Publicity Not Wanted	131
XII	The Ally in the House	150
XIII	The Man from the Train	173
XIV	It Grows Plainer	191
XV	Donald Avery Is Moody	206
XVI	Santoine's "Eyes" Fail Him	218
XVII	The Fight in the Study	243
XVIII	Under Cover of Darkness	254
XIX	Pursuit	271
XX	Waiting	288
XXI	What One Can Do Without Eyes	297
XXII	The Man Hunt	310
XXIII	Not Eaton—Overton	324
XXIV	The Flaw in the Left Eye	341
XXV	"It's All Right, Hugh"—At Last	358

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

 

"Until I come to you as—as you have never known me yet!"		Frontispiece
"He's been murdered!"		Page 64
"It will not be merely accusation they make against me—it will be my sentence!"		Page„ 122
She gazed about again, therefore, and told him what she saw		Page„ 266