CONTENTS.
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| CHAPTER |
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| I. |
My Wife Makes Up her Mind to Move, |
| II. |
House-Hunting à la Mode, |
| III. |
An Old Friend Unexpectedly Presents Himself |
| IV. |
Bob Millet Gives us Some Curious Information about the House in Lamb's Terrace, |
| V. |
We Look Over the House in Lamb's Terrace and Receive a Shock, |
| VI. |
The Answer to the Bell, |
| VII. |
I Make Some Singular Experiments, |
| VIII. |
I Take Bob into my Confidence, |
| IX. |
I Pay Bob Millet a Visit, |
| X. |
Ronald Elsdale Gives Opinions, |
| XI. |
Bob Relates to me Some Particulars of Ronald Elsdale's Delusions, |
| XII. |
A House on Fire, |
| XIII. |
I Take the Haunted House, |
| XIV. |
A Meager Report from the Inquiry Agent, |
| XV. |
What the Inquest Revealed, |
| XVI. |
In 79 Lamb's Terrace, |
| XVII. |
Barbara, |
| XVIII. |
Molly, |
| XIX. |
Important Information, |
| XX. |
Dr. Cooper, |
| XXI. |
Barbara Gives us Some Valuable Information, |
| XXII. |
Mr. Nisbet Visits Lamb's Terrace, |
| XXIII. |
On the Track, |
| XXIV. |
We Arrive in Paris, |
| XXV. |
We Come to a Halt, |
| XXVI. |
A Good Night's Work, |
| XXVII. |
A Word with Mme. Bernstein, |
| XXVIII. |
Mme. Bernstein Reveals, |
| XXIX. |
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