Mystery of Lady Dyke Vanishing and Death
A London baronet Sir Charles Dyke recalls his wife Lady Dyke who vanished after a Richmond visit. Barrister Claude Bruce suspects foul play and, despite a coroner’s open verdict on a body found near Putney, argues the nameless woman may be Lady Dyke, with Bruce vowing to uncover the killer.
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Sir Charles Dyke
Wensley House
Sir Charles
Lee
Milady
Richmond
Edith Talbot
Charles
Charlies
Travelers' Club
James
Thompson
Leicestershire
Tattersall's
Waterford
Duke
Shires
Baronet
Claude Bruce
Market Harborough
Bruce
Victoria
Cilead
Prince
Lady Duke
Victoria Station
Claude
Sotland Yard
Insner White
Rule
Wonmay
Tong
Putney
West End
Lady Dyke
Lady Alice
Alice
Bar of Justice
Raleigh Mansions
Sloane Square
Slater
Midmond
Charles Dyke
Uway
Garden Gate and the Meeting by the Harbor
Bruce Hruce revisits his hillside home in a tropical port as a chance reunion with Flo Wood on a cliff path leads to a moonlit confession. Marjorie awaits the boat schedule as Bruce and Marjorie kiss beneath twilight, sealing a quiet romance amid travel and intrigue.
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Bruce
Aaid
Chatfeld
Bonte
Cynthia
Bombay
Nolay Hotel Tauncries
Hruce
Flo
Cmsily
Chatfield Hruce
Buddha
Learing
Epib
Marjorie
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Robbe Merritt Co
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