Following a professional call in the home of an old friend, Dr. Joseph Kane is found dead beneath the window of the room he had occupied. Thereafter follows a maze of clues, the most important of which is a dancing silhouette, until Thorne, the famous detective, threads his way thru them all and finds the solution.
- Summary by The Book Review Digest v.23 (1928)
Chapters
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Heavenscent Read by James R. Hedrick 15:05
2
The Girl in the Wheel Chair Read by James R. Hedrick 22:11
3
The Bolted Door Read by James R. Hedrick 25:20
4
Theories Read by James R. Hedrick 19:23
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Queries Read by James R. Hedrick 19:16
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Facts and Fancies Read by James R. Hedrick 22:21
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The Inquest Read by James R. Hedrick 21:08
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Marked N. G. Read by James R. Hedrick 16:59
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The Lie Direct Read by James R. Hedrick 18:42
10
Hide and Seek Read by James R. Hedrick 20:50
11
Hare and Hounds Read by James R. Hedrick 24:54
12
The Woman in Blue Read by James R. Hedrick 27:56
13
The Unknown Emissary Read by James R. Hedrick 17:36
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Scraps of Paper Read by James R. Hedrick 22:05
15
Further Complications Read by James R. Hedrick 25:24
16
The Dancing Silhouette Read by James R. Hedrick 25:23
17
Double Crossed Read by James R. Hedrick 25:05
18
The "Jenny Wren" Read by James R. Hedrick 13:38
19
The Great Alternative Read by James R. Hedrick 18:51
20
The End of The Trail Read by James R. Hedrick 17:52
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