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The Dying Crimin al Narrates a London Case and Love
In a luxury English country house, M M Jonquelle tells of a high stake crime tied to a bond theft, a Bar Harbor meeting with a beautiful American girl, and a scheme involving a Canadian gold mine. He reveals he made up much of the tale as a game with God Almighty, while the young Duchess of Hurlingham arrives, and the tale ends with lingering questions about the marked bonds.
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M. Jonquelle
England
America
Bar Harbor
Westridge
Cromwell’s Harbor
Harry
Louisville
Little
Financial Register
Canada
Montreal
Berkeley Square
Duches
Hurlingham
Young Hurlingham
Washington
Lord Dovedale