Category: Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
“Judge” Van Treece was mad; so mad that he deliberately threw his beloved, and badly dog-eared copy of Shakespeare, across the office, where it fluttered to the floor, like a wounded duck. He didn’t even look at the poor thing, as he sat, tilted back in an old chair, his high...
“Judge” Van Treece was mad; so mad that he deliberately threw his beloved, and badly dog-eared copy of Shakespeare, across the office, where it fluttered to the floor, like a wo...
2. Part 2“It is true, my dear--he was murdered. But evidently Ben Todd was as good as his word--he--that is, you are his sole heir. He wrote a will, in which you get everything he had.”
3. Part 3Henry managed to light the match and look down. He was standing astride of James Wadsworth Longfellow Pelly, and the vitrolic editor of the _Clarion_ was staring up at him, blin...
4. Part 4Henry could hear the two men going up through the brush. He backed out and called to Judge. After a few moments he heard Judge say, “I just wanted to be sure they had really gon...