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- [Page 1] A Collection of Short Mystery Stories Featuring the illustrious characters: Mr.
- Sherlock Holmes Father Brown and Lady Molly of Scotland Yard This E-book was created from public domain texts from Project Gutenberg , edited and formatted by Candida Martinelli of Candida Martinelli’s Italophile Site .
- [Page 2] Contents i Contents From The Amateur Cracksman , by E.
- Hornung, 1899 1 THE IDES OF MARCH 1 A COSTUME PIECE 18 From The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, 1927 31 THE ADVENTURE OF THE MAZARIN STONE 31 THE PROBLEM OF THOR BRIDGE 48 From The Innocence of Father Brown by G.
- Chesterton, 1911 70 THE BLUE CROSS 70 THE SECRET GARDEN 85 From Lady Molly of Scotland Yard by Baroness Orczy, 1910 101 THE NINESCORE MYSTERY 101 THE END 116 [Page 3] Raffles - The Ides of March 1 From The Amateur Cracksman , by E.
- Hornung has some thing in common with Arthur Conan Doyle.
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[Page 1] A Collection of Short Mystery Stories Featuring the illustrious characters: Mr. A. J. Raffles Mr. Sherlock Holmes Father Brown and Lady Molly of Scotland Yard This E-book was created from public domain texts from Project Gutenberg , edited and formatted by Candida Martinelli of Candida Martinelli’s Italophile Site . [Page 2] Contents i Contents From The Amateur Cracksman , by E. W. Hornung, 1899 1 THE IDES OF MARCH 1 A COSTUME PIECE 18 From The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, 1927 31 THE ADVENTURE OF THE MAZARIN STONE 31 THE PROBLEM OF THOR BRIDGE 48 From The Innocence of Father Brown by G. K. Chesterton, 1911 70 THE BLUE CROSS 70 THE SECRET GARDEN 85 From Lady Molly of Scotland Yard by Baroness Orczy, 1910 101 THE NINESCORE MYSTERY 101 THE END 116 [Page 3] Raffles - The Ides of March 1 From The Amateur Cracksman , by E. W. Hornung, 1899 E. W. Hornung has some thing in common with Arthur Conan Doyle. They both authored over a dozen serious literary novels, but their lasting fame came through their light ‘entertainments’, Mr. Hornung for Raffles, and Mr. Doyle for Holmes. Another thing they had in common was Mr. Doyle’s sister, Connie. Mr. Hornung made her his wife. A. J. Raffles, the gentleman thief, was popular from the first publication in 1899. Raffles was first featured in a film in 1905, a silent film, and he has starred in films and television shows ever since. If you read the stories from beginning to end, you’ll see something very interest