Lonesome Cove mystery sketch ties Dennett to art theft
Kent and Sedgwick investigate a woman found at Lonesome Cove. They trace a traced sketch to tracing paper sold by Hitler Dennett at a local rummage sale. The drawing, identified as Eliott’s work, ends up purchased for five dollars, potentially linked to the case and a larger mystery about the missing original.
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Sedewick
Bedgwick
Kent
Sedgwick
Adam Bain
Bodawick
Breed
Gansett Jim
Alexander Blair
Bodgwick
Wilfrid Blair
Alexander
Ching Lung
Martindale Center
Simall
Hitler Dennett
Elder Denvett
Kent Bent
Aketel
Anata
Dimmock
Massachusetts Agricultural Reporte
Dennett
Walt
Sedgrick
Annalaka
Bedgerow House
Adoner
Aid of the oxars sparks a tense studio night
In a cluttered scene Sedgwick and Kent chase a lead about a portrait dated before 1830 and a missing owner. A telephone hints a New York Star and Messenger, Boston papers to the Blairs, while Sedgwick pleads for distraction from a gnawing puzzle and Kent contemplates visiting the Martin Dale Public Library to consult newspaper ads for a possible astrologer.
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Thia
Trent
Sedgwick
Kent
Bain
Sul Kent
Hedgerow House
New York Star and Messenger
Boston Eagle
Alexander Blair
Boston Free Press
Wilfrid Blair
Elliott
Frank
Martindale
Sedgwick Coverly
Boston
New York
Adam Bain
Bedgerow
Sumac
Set
Atero
Blair
Captain Hogg
Fashing
Bent
The Silent Trail To A Boston Case
Kent and Sedgwick pursue a tangled mystery involving Wilfrid Blair's funeral, a coded clue, and a wary ally in Gansett Jim. Kent deciphers a birdwatcher’s tip and eyeing a possible muter, while a tense plan unfolds for a risky late night venture in Boston.
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Gansett Jla
Kepta
Carr's Junction
Kent
Muterer
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