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The Window at the White Cat (1910)
by Mary Roberts Rinehart, illustrated by Arthur I. Keller
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Edition: A. L. Burt Company, New York, 1910. Revised version of The Mystery of 1122 (1909)

The best thing in the book is the description of the political club called the White Cat; that is an invention of genius. The poorest thing is the disappearance of Aunt Jane, which does indeed darken the mystery of the plot, but only by an illegitimate trick on the reader. The author's sense of humor is at times delightful, and, oddly enough, seems not at all out of place in a story of blood and horrors. —The Nation, Oct 1910 {Full review on the Discussion page

Mary Roberts RinehartArthur I. Keller4164218The Window at the White Cat1910

THE WINDOW AT THE
WHITE CAT

He stopped his nervous pacing and looked down at her

The Window
At the White Cat

By MARY ROBERTS RINEHART

Author of "The Circular Staircase," "The Man in Lower
Ten," "When a Man Marries"



With Four Illustrations
By ARTHUR I. KELLER


A. L. BURT COMPANY

Publishers New York


Copyright 1910
The Bobbs-Merrill Company

Contents

  1. chapter page
  2. I. Sentiment and Clues 1
  3. II. Uneasy Apprehensions 19
  4. III. Ninety-Eight Pearls 32
  5. IV. A Thief in the Night 51
  6. V. Little Miss Jane 66
  7. VI. A Fountain Pen 83
  8. VII. Concerning Margery 97
  9. VIII. Too Late 111
  10. IX. Only One Eye Closed 124
  11. X. Breaking The News 141
  12. XI. A Night in the Fleming Home 165
  13. XII. My Commission 182
  14. XIII. Sizzling Metal 197
  15. XIV. A Walk in the Park 215
  16. XV. Find the Woman 228
  17. XVI. Eleven Twenty-Two Again 240
  18. XVII. His Second Wife 249
  19. XVIII. Edith's Cousin 262
  20. XIX. Back to Bellwood 276
  21. XX. Association of Ideas 294
  22. XXI. A Proscenium Box 312
  23. XXII. In the Room Over the Way 325
  24. XXIII. A Box of Crown Derby 334
  25. XXIV. Wardrop's Story 347
  26. XXV. Measure For Measure 358
  27. XXVI. Lovers and a Letter 372

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

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