The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation

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The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation (1922)
by Joseph Smith Fletcher

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4686454The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation1922Joseph Smith Fletcher

THE
RAYNER-SLADE
AMALGAMATION

P613 THE RAYNER-SLADE AMALGAMATION BY J. S. FLETCHER AUTHOR OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE MURDER, SCARHAVEN KEEP, ETC. 200598 16/2/26 GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK Made in the United States of America

COPYRIGHT, 1922, BY
ALFRED A. KNOPF, INC.

Published April, 1922
Second Printing, April, 1922

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

CONTENTS

CHAPTER
I	The Midnight Ride,	9
II	The Dead Man,	17
III	The Shoe Buckle,	26
IV	Mr. Franklin Fullaway,	35
V	The Nastirsevitch Jewels,	44
VI	The Prima Donna's Portrait,	52
VII	The Frantic Impresario,	61
VIII	The Jewel Box,	69
IX	The Lady's Maid's Mother,	78
X	The Second Murder,	86
XI	The Russian Bank-Notes,	95
XII	The Third Murder,	103
XIII	Ambler Appleyard,	112
XIV	Fifty Thousand Pounds Reward,	121
XV	The Bayswater Boarding-house,	130
XVI	Mr. Gerald Rayner,	139
XVII	The Photograph,	147
XVIII	Definite Suspicion,	155
XIX	The Late Call,	164
XX	Number Fifty-three,	172
XXI	The Young Man who Led Pugs,	181
XXII	Thick Fog,	190
XXIII	The Possible Death Warrant,	199
XXIV	Concerning Carl Federman,	208
XXV	The Card on the Door,	217
XXVI	Participants in the Secret,	225
XXVII	The Millionaire, the Stranger, and the Princess,	234
XXVIII	The First Pursuit,	243
XXIX	The Parcel from Hull,	252
XXX	The Packet in the Safe,	260
XXXI	The Hyde Park Tea-house,	268
XXXII	The Chilverton Anti-climax,	276
XXXIII	The Smart Miss Slade,	281
XXXIV	Merrifield Explains,	293
XXXV	The Allerdyke Way,	299

THE
RAYNER-SLADE
AMALGAMATION

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.

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