The Three Eyes

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The Three Eyes (1921)
by Maurice Leblanc, translated by Alexander Texeira de Mattos
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Translation by Alexander Texeira de Mattos (1921)

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  1. Chapter I. — Bergeronnette
  2. Chapter II. — The "Triangular Circles"
  3. Chapter III. — An Execution
  4. Chapter IV. — Noel Dorgeroux's Son
  5. Chapter V. — The Kiss
  6. Chapter VI. — Anxieties
  7. Chapter VII. — The Fierce-Eyed Man
  8. Chapter VIII. — "Some One Will Emerge from the Darkness"
  9. Chapter IX. — The Man Who Emerged from the Darkness
  10. Chapter X. — The Crowd Sees
  11. Chapter XI. — The Cathedral
  12. Chapter XII. — The "Shapes"
  13. Chapter XIII. — The Veil Is Lifted
  14. Chapter XIV. — Massignac and Velmont
  15. Chapter XV. — The Splendid Theory
  16. Chapter XVI. — Where Lips Unite
  17. Chapter XVII. — Supreme Visions
  18. Chapter XVIII. — The Chateau de Pre-Bony
  19. Chapter XIX. — The Formula


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