The Eye of Osiris
A Detective Romance
by R. Austin Freeman
TO MY FRIEND:
A.E.B.
Contents
| Chapter | |
|---|---|
| I. | The Vanishing Man |
| II. | The Eavesdropper |
| III. | John Thorndyke |
| IV. | Legal Complications and a Jackal |
| V. | The Watercress-Bed |
| VI. | Sidelights |
| VII. | John Bellingham's Will |
| VIII. | A Museum Idyll |
| IX. | The Sphinx of Lincoln's Inn |
| X. | The New Alliance |
| XI. | The Evidence Reviewed |
| XII. | A Voyage of Discovery |
| XIII. | The Coroner's Quest |
| XIV. | Which Carries the Reader Into the Probate Court |
| XV. | Circumstantial Evidence |
| XVI. | "O! Artemidorus, Farewell!" |
| XVII. | The Accusing Finger |
| XVIII. | John Bellingham |
| XIX. | A Strange Symposium |
| XX. | The End of the Case |
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