The Seven Conundrums

The Seven Conundrums (1923)
by E. Phillips Oppenheim

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Little, Brown, and Company, Boston, 1923 ed. Illustrated by Wallace Morgan

Seven unusual detective stories, linked by the aid of a vaudeville troupe and a mysterious leader who may be either supercrook or detective. —The Bookman, July 1923.

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"So!" she whispered. "They will know from whom that rose comes". Frontispiece

THE
SEVEN CONUNDRUMS

BY
E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY
WALLACE MORGAN

BOSTON

LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY

1923

Copyright, 1923,
By Little, Brown, and Company.

Published February, 1923
Reprinted February, 1923

Printed in the United States of America

ILLUSTRATIONS

"So!" she whispered. "They will know from whom that rose comes" ⁠Frontispiece

There were shrieks from the women, and some of the men, amongst them myself, hurried towards the staircase ⁠65

"Don't be a fool," I answered. "There's a submerged rock right across here" ⁠191

There seemed to be an almost universal gasp of astonishment ⁠216

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The Seven Conundrums

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