CONTENTS.
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| CHAP. | |
| I. | ABEL DEATH AT WORK. |
| II. | SAMUEL BOYD SETS A TRAP FOR HIS DRUDGE. |
| III. | A LADY OF FASHION PAYS SAMUEL BOYD A VISIT. |
| IV. | SILENCE REIGNS. |
| V. | CONSTABLE APPLEBEE AND CONSTABLE POND FOREGATHER. |
| VI. | IT WAS GONE! THROUGH DEADMAN'S COURT. |
| VII. | IN BISHOP STREET POLICE STATION. |
| VIII. | AUNT ROB THINKS FLORENCE OUGHT TO MARRY A MARQUIS OR A PRINCE. |
| IX. | THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ABEL DEATH. |
| X. | UNCLE ROB AND DICK ARGUE IT OUT. |
| XI. | DICK REMINGTON REVIEWS THE PAST. |
| XII. | DICK CONFESSES HOW HE BEHAVED HIMSELF IN THE SERVICE OF SAMUEL BOYD. |
| XIII. | A LIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF DR. PYE. |
| XIV. | THE LADY'S HANDKERCHIEF WHICH CONSTABLE POND PICKED UP IN CATCHPOLE SQUARE. |
| XV. | DICK COMES TO AN ARRANGEMENT WITH CONSTABLE POND. |
| XVI. | LETTERS FROM FLORENCE. |
| XVII. | THE LITTLE WASHERWOMAN. |
| XVIII. | DR. PYE'S FRIEND, OF THE NAME OF VINSEN. |
| XIX. | DICK PREPARES FOR A SIEGE AND COMMENCES SERIOUS OPERATIONS. |
| XX. | DICK MAKES A DISCOVERY. |
| XXI. | THE CHAMBER OF DEATH. |
| XXII. | DICK RELIEVES GRACIE'S FEELING BY ONE EXPRESSIVE WORD. |
| XXIII. | FLORENCE AND REGINALD. |
| XXIV. | DR. VINSEN TAKES AN INTEREST IN DICK. |
| XXV. | LADY WHARTON AT THE FOUNTAIN. |
| XXVI. | "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE" GETS AHEAD OF ITS RIVALS. |
| XXVII. | "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE" ENLIGHTENS THE PUBLIC. |
| XXVIII. | THE BURSTING OF THE CLOUD. |
| XXIX. | A MODERN KNIGHT OF CHIVALRY. |
| XXX. | REGINALD'S MAN OF BUSINESS. |
| XXXI. | SCENES IN CATCHPOLE SQUARE. |
| XXXII. | "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE'S" REPORT OF THE INQUEST. |
| XXXIII. | SCENES IN COURT. |
| XXXIV. | GATHERING CLOUDS. |
| XXXV. | LADY WHARTON STARTLES THE COURT. |
| XXXVI. | THE CONTINUATION OF THE INQUEST. |
| XXXVII. | DR. PYE MAKES A STATEMENT. |
| XXXVIII. | DICK IS OF THE OPINION THAT THE MYSTERY SEEMS IMPENETRABLE, BUT IS STILL DETERMINED TO PIERCE IT. |
| XXXIX. | GRACE MAKES A DISCOVERY. |
| XL. | THE SPECTRE IN THE FLASH-LIGHT. |
| XLI. | HOW A MURDERER MIGHT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED. |
| XLII. | A FAMILY COUNCIL. |
| XLIII. | AUNT ROB PLAYS THE PART OF FAIRY GODMOTHER. |
| XLIV. | IN THE CAUSE OF JUSTICE. |
| XLV. | CROSS PURPOSES. |
| XLVI. | "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE'S" REPORT OF THE CONTINUATION OF THE INQUEST. |
| XLVII. | "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE" CONTINUES ITS REPORT OF THE INQUEST. |
| XLVIII. | THE CORONER'S SUMMING-UP. |
| XLIX. | LITTLE GRACIE DEATH ON THE TRAIL. |
| L. | EZRA LYNN, THE MONEY-LENDER. |
| LI. | A DEAD LOCK. |
| LII. | ARRESTED FOR MURDER. |
| LIII. | GRACIE RELATES THE STORY OF HER ADVENTURES. |
| LIV. | EXTRACTS FROM "THE BUSY BEE" OF FRIDAY, THE 15TH OF MARCH, 1896. |
| LV. | CONSTABLE APPLEBEE ON THE WATCH. |
| LVI. | EXTRACTED FROM THE DIARY OF DAVID LAMBERT, DETECTIVE OFFICER. |
| LVII. | DETECTIVE LAMBERT CONTINUES HIS DIARY. |
| LVIII. | THE DISCOVERY OF THE CRYPTOGRAM. |
| LIX. | CONSTABLE APPLEBEE DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF. |
| LX. | FROM THE DIARY OF DETECTIVE LAMBERT. |
| LXI. | FROM "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE" OF THURSDAY, MARCH 21ST. |
| LXII. | AT THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT. |
| LXIII. | CONTINUATION OF THE TRIAL. |
| LXIV. | A STARTLING DENOUEMENT. |
| LXV. | FROM "THE LITTLE BUSY BEE." |
| LXVI. | JOY. |
