The Dead Man's Thoughts and the Tyrrell Mystery
Norman Lorain and Phyllis Ballantine inherit Dr. Jacob Tyrrells mansion after his death. Tyrrell had warned them that his invention could control and destroy thoughts through an etheric instrument. When Tyrrell is revealed to have impersonated Jacques Painchaud, Lorain defeats the device, saves Phyllis, and learns that love outlasts evil, rewriting his thesis to reflect that only love endures.
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Hyllis
Norman Lorain
Jacob Tyrrell
Dr. Tyrrell
Lorain
Jacob Trrrell
Worath
Abe
Norman
Cela
Norman Lorais
Waring & Deadham, Acttornaya-at- Taw
Jacques Painchaud
Painchaud
Phyllis
Jacob ‘Tyrrell
Phyllis Ballantine
Jacques
Phyllia
Chyllis
Ele
Teign
Monsieir
Monsieur le Docteur
M. Lotain
Pain
Hand
Lorsin
Phylia
Monsieur
Lorains
Phylis
Lovain
Dr. Tyrrel
Princhand
Phyllik
Facques
Jacques Painebaud
Phyllis Ballantyre
Marconi
Phylig
Victor
Worman
Phyl- Ma
Jacques Painchand
Norman Larsin
Tyrrell
Naval
Lornin
Orrin
Jacob Tyrei
Peinchaud
Typrrell
Rane
Coderstand
Public Lectuer Company
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Phylila
Dr. Trrrell
Phyllia Dent
Bng
William Erriam Crouse