Through the Wall A Detective Tale of Love and Danger
Detective Paul Coquenil, famed for Paris service, contemplates a Brazil offer as he leaves Notre Dame with his dog Caesar. In a church encounter with Alice, his fate shifts toward staying in Paris to face a hidden plot tied to two prophetic dreams about crime and pursuit. Lloyd Kittredge’s romance with Alice adds tension as plans for departure unravel.
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Paul Coquenil
Paris
Rio Janeiro
Coquenil
Tignol
Rue Montaigne
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Caesar
Bonneton
Brazil
Benneton
Alice
Lloyd Kittredge
Church of Notre Dame
Kittredge
Diately
Thither
Bennetons
Ansonia Hotel
Ansonia
Notre Dame Coquenil
Papa Tignol
M. Peugeot
Coquentl
M. Pougeot
Pougeout
Coquanil
Pougeot
Peugeot
Tiens
Paul Coqueni
Saumur
France
The Great Crime Beckons in a Paris Dinner Case
Detective Coquenil reveals a planned crime linked to his discharge from the Surete and a Rio Janeiro offer. He and Commissary Peugeot anticipate a pivotal, perilous case and rush to an emergency while a murder unfolds at the Ansonia banquet.
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Rio Janeiro
Surete
Paris
Force
M. Giroux
M. Peugeot
Coquenil
France
Murder at the Ansonia in Paris Heist
In rainy Paris, Commissary Coquenil and detective Gibelin race to solve a staged restaurant murder at M Gritz’s chic Ansonia. The case centers on a planned crime and an elusive suspect, amid high society dining and police intrigue.
Love Truth for Truths Sake in Narrow Viewpoints
A reflective piece on how people cling to their own opinions and seek like minded media and churches. It argues that many form one or two core tenets shaped by personal experience and resist opposing views. The piece likens closed minds to houses with a single window, urging new perspectives and more windows for wider sight.
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Tim
The Nice Girl and the Best Girl
Beatrice Fairfax argues that a true nice girl is good natured sincere and kind, with respect for others and self restraint. She contrasts wholesome behavior with vanity noting that nice girls are trusted by friends and respected by men and that true attractiveness comes from character over fashion or wit.
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Rce
Looking Back at the Good We Have Done
A reflective verse about aging and the value of kindness and deeds as life nears its end. It urges looking back at duties and the flowers planted along the way, noting how good work and generosity endure beyond sunset.
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Lucien
Vautrin
Napoleon
M. Paul
Cherbourg
Paul
Coqueniil
Coqueni
Mozart
Victor Hugo
Coquent
Cequenil
Napoleon’s Arch
Champs Elysea
Gritz
M. Gritz
de Ansonia
Palace
Monte Carlo
Queen's
Picadilly
London
Cafe Royal
Brussels
Camps Elysee
Rond Point
M. Gibelin
Coquenul
Gibelin
Beau Cocono
Bril Hant
DR. C. H. Parkhurst
5 & the Wall
Mags. Ave
Grace Or
Drug Stores
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Wash. St
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Rushville
Connersville
THE
Children’s Aid Association Incorporated
Lemecke
M. M. Feuerlicht
M. B. Wilson
C. A. McCotter
Frank O. Loomis
Mra
L. W. Wright
Indianapolis
Wall Paper Reduction Sale
Dehaven Wail Paper Co
Delaware St
Lastoria
Hanlon
Superba
Beatrice Fairfax
Colorado
California
Portland
Seattle
St. Louis Gateway
St. Louis-Colorado Limited
St. Louis
Wabash
Union Pacific
W. H. Connor
G. A
R. R. Co
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati
D. P. A. Wabash
Jackson PL
Indianapolis, Ind
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