The Riddle of the Mysterious LightHanshew, Thomas W.
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The Riddle of the Mysterious Light
Hanshew, Thomas W.
Cleek, Hamilton (Fictitious character) -- Fiction; Detective and mystery stories
But far away on the rocky coast of Cornwall Mrs. Narkom and a happy--if
remorseful--trio, in Dollops, Ailsa, and Cleek, basked in the sunlight
of a world freed from enemies.
Once more Mr. Narkom had solved the problem "by death alone."
Money, that most powerful lever which moves the world, had produced a
dead body. Skillful hands had made up the face to that of Cleek, and his
proposed movements had been cleverly announced to Margot whose desire
for vengeance had been growing daily stronger.
It was highly improbable that the truth would ever be revealed. Even the
papers had been cleverly deceived, and with Margot secure in captivity,
happiness secure before them in their love, and the love which
surrounded them a living shield in itself, the two lovers prepared to
tread the long road of happiness, undeterred and undismayed.
THE END
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Riddle of the Mysterious Light, by
Mary E. Hanshew and Thomas W. Hanshew
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