American fiction -- 19th century; Detective and mystery stories
G. P. Putnam’S Sons
New York London
27 West Twenty-Third Street 24 Bedford Street, Strand
The Knickerbocker Press
1895
Copyright 1895
By
Anna Katharine Rohlfs
Entered at Stationer’s Hall, London
All Rights Reserved
The Knickerbocker Press, New York
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TO MY FRIEND
JOSEPH FRANCIS DALY
A. K. G. R.
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CONTENTS.
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PAGE
NO. THIRTEEN, WARD THIRTEEN 1
HADLEY’S CAVE 22
THE YOUNG HEIRESS 29
DR. IZARD 45
NOCTURNAL WANDERINGS 71
THE PORTRAIT 92
WHAT THE STROKE OF A BELL CAN DO 97
THE HOUSE ON THE HILL 114
ASK DR. IZARD 125
AN INCREDIBLE OCCURRENCE 136
FACE TO FACE 145
AT HOME 152
A TEST 157
GRACE 167
THE SMALL, SLIGHT MAN 186
THE LETTER 206
MIDNIGHT AT THE OLD IZARD PLACE 220
A DECISION 230
TO-MORROW 237
DR. IZARD’S LAST DAY IN HAMILTON 251
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DOCTOR IZARD.
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PART I.
A MIDNIGHT VISITANT.
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I.
NO. THIRTEEN, WARD THIRTEEN.
IT was after midnight. Quiet had settled over the hospital, and in Ward
13 there was no sound and scarcely a movement. The nurse, a strong and
beautiful figure, had fallen into a reverie, and the two patients, which
were all the ward contained, lay in a sleep so deep that it seemed to
foreshadow the death which was hovering over them both.
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