Spider's Parlour Part 13 Detective Concludes Interview
The detective notes Keen eyes and pointed ears, remarking on the Chesterfieldian manners of Denton. He pockets his hat, confident that with the description and details given, he should have little trouble locating the man.
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Denton
Patsy Goes On A Still Hunt Through the City
Patsy disguises himself as a flashy foreigner and visits the city's underworld on a daytime foray. He uses sleight of hand to drink without showing effects, gathers limited information, and plans to press on in the lower East Side to uncover details about homgatians and urban thieves.
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Chick
Patsy
Adelina
Nick Carter
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Patsy Seeks Clues in New York Underworld Tour
Patsy enters a seedy New York district known as Little Hungary and a parallel red light area to study its denizens and venues. He disguises himself, dines, then dramatically draws attention by igniting brandy and throwing a chair into the air to become the center of observation.
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Patsy
Nick Carter
Sanderson
Nora Clifton
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Tooma
Neal
Patsy the Trickster Charms a Crowded Dinner Hall
Patsy captivates diners with sleight of hand then tests a waiter by swapping a twenty for a disputed dollar. He calls the waiter to account, exposes a crumpled five, and rewards the man for the trick while a crowd applauds. He ends the show noting crooks nearby and reads the room with wary eyes.
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Patsy
Patay
Eoen
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