After several people apparently vanish into thin air while walking along the same country road, New York detective Mr Gryce calls on the skills of Miss Amelia Butterworth to help him solve this most puzzling crime.
The author of Lost Man’s Lane, Anna Katharine Green, has been described as the first female American writer of detective stories. (summary by Mary Bard)
Chapters
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A visit from Mr. Gryce Read by Mary Bard 7:01
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I am tempted Read by Mary Bard 24:15
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I succumb Read by Mary Bard 24:27
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A ghostly interior Read by Mary Bard 11:44
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A strange household Read by Mary Bard 13:20
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A sombre evening Read by Mary Bard 8:18
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The first night Read by Mary Bard 13:33
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On the stairs Read by Mary Bard 7:31
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A new acquaintance Read by Mary Bard 16:35
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Secret instructions Read by Mary Bard 11:49
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Men, women, and ghosts Read by Mary Bard 21:59
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The phantom coach Read by Mary Bard 18:20
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Gossip Read by Mary Bard 10:07
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I forget my age, or, rather, remember it Read by Mary Bard 21:56
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Lucetta fulfils my expectation of her Read by Mary Bard 10:38
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Loreen Read by Mary Bard 16:54
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The flower parlor Read by Mary Bard 20:57
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The second night Read by Mary Bard 23:12
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A knot of crape Read by Mary Bard 12:11
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Questions Read by Mary Bard 8:55
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Mother Jane Read by Mary Bard 12:02
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The third night Read by Mary Bard 20:41
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Room 3, Hotel Carter Read by Mary Bard 19:52
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The enigma of numbers Read by Mary Bard 20:16
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Trifles, but not trifling Read by Mary Bard 8:34
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A point gained Read by Mary Bard 12:52
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The text witnesseth Read by Mary Bard 6:17
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An intrusion Read by Mary Bard 8:11
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In the cellar Read by Mary Bard 9:48
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Investigation Read by Mary Bard 7:08
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Strategy Read by Mary Bard 19:58
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Relief Read by Mary Bard 7:47
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Lucetta Read by Mary Bard 35:07
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Conditions Read by Mary Bard 4:25
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The dove Read by Mary Bard 12:39
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An hour of startling experiences Read by Mary Bard 39:52
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I astonish Mr. Gryce and he astonishes me Read by Mary Bard 8:55
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A few words Read by Mary Bard 5:46
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Under a crimson sky Read by Mary Bard 25:53
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Explanations Read by Mary Bard 16:06
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Epilogue Read by Mary Bard 42:43
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