Number Six and the Borgia
Number Six and the Borgia
By Edgar Wallace
Author of “The Daffodil Enigma,” “The Black Grippe,” Etc.
The mental processes of a great criminal are very different from those of the normal man. Equally interesting is the work of a skilled detective. So when a writer of Mr. Wallace’s ability tells of a life-and-death battle of wits between such adversaries, gives us a glimpse of what goes on in the mind of a master wrongdoer, and weaves into it all a love story of unusual charm, the result is a tale that must delight the reader.
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- I. The Beginning of the Hunt
- II. “Tray-Bong” Smith
- III. The House of Caesar
- IV. The Chained Lady
- V. Caesar Reveals Himself
- VI. Caesar Tells of Number Six
- VII. The Story of Welland
- VIII. A Note from Nowhere
- IX. Mr. Smith is Burgled
- X. The Lady Who Modeled
- XI. John Welland
- XII. The Mysterious Mr. Ross
- XIII. A Proposal of Marriage
- XIV. The Last Coup
- XV. The End
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