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Again The Ringer
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| Again The Ringer written by Edgar Wallace 1929 |
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| 17 short stories of a sort of modern day Robin Hood, a "ringer" of disguises. Henry Arthur Milton, aka "The Ringer," pits his wits against fellow criminals and the police. This book was the sequel to (at that time) very successful, The Ringer. |
TO
MY GENIAL AND BRILLIANT FRIEND
WALTER HACKETT
Contents
- I : The Man With The Red Beard
- II : Case Of the Home Secretary
- III : The Murderer of Many Names
- IV : A Servant of Women
- V : The Trimming of Paul Lumière
- VI : The Blackmail Boomerang
- VII : Miss Brown's £7,000 Windfall
- VIII : The End of Mr. Bash—The Brutal
- IX : The Complete Vampire
- X : The Swiss Head Waiter
- XI : The Escape of Mr. Bliss
- XII : The Man With the Beard
- XIII : The Accidental Snapshot
- XIV : The Sinister Dr. Lutteur
- XV : The Obliging Cobbler
- XVI : The Fortune of Forgery
- XVII : A "Yard" Man Kidnapped
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