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The Monk of Hambleton

The Monk of Hambleton

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THE MONK OF HAMBLETON


By

ARMSTRONG LIVINGSTON




NEW YORK
RAE D. HENKLE CO. Inc. Publishers
1928




COPYRIGHT, 1928,
By RAE D. HENKLE Co. INC.

Manufactured in the United States




THE AUTHOR

Armstrong Livingston was born in New York City and was educated at St. George's School, Newport, R. I; and in Europe. He began a writing career in 1918. He has traveled extensively and for the past two years he and Mrs. Livingston have made their home in Algiers with occasional trips to Paris and London. He is the author of the following books—all mystery stories:


THE MONK OF HAMBLETON
THE MYSTERY OF THE TWIN RUBIES
THE JU-JU MAN
ON THE RIGHT WRISTS
LIGHT-FINGERED LADIES
THE GUILTY ACCUSER




CONTENTS

CHAPTER  
I.   SAYING IT WITH FRUIT
II.   THE HEAD OF THE TRAIL
III.   A WARNING
IV.   THE LEGEND OF THE MONK
V.   MISS LUCY'S MAN
VI.   AN AUNT IN NEED
VII.   OUT OF THE PAST
VIII.   TWO VICTIMS OF THEFT
IX.   SIMON SEEKS ADVICE
X.   CREIGHTON TAKES THE CASE
XI.   CHECKERS AND CHICANE
XII.   STARLIGHT ON STEEL
XIII.   A DEDUCTION OR TWO
XIV.   LUCY VARR
XV.   TREASURE TROVE
XVI.   A WOMAN OF NOTE
XVII.   AN ARREST Is MADE
XVIII.   SOME OLD MEN ARE OUT
XIX.   AMONG THOSE PRESENT
XX.   H. ANTEUS KRECH
XXI.   TWILIGHT
XXII.   A CRY IN THE NIGHT
XXIII.   THE DARKEST HOUR
XXIV.   BEYOND THE STARS




THE MONK OF HAMBLETON


I: Saying It With Fruit

The weather-beaten buildings that comprised the plant of the Varr and Bolt tannery occupied a scant five acres of ground a short half-mile from the eastern edge of the village of Hambleton. They were of old-type brick construction, dingy without and gloomy within, and no one unacquainted with the facts could have guessed from their dilapidated and defected exteriors that they represented a sound and thriving business. It was typical of Simon Varr, that outward air of shabbiness and neglect; it was said of him that he knew how

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