The Sleeping Priest and a Shanghai Mystery
In Shanghai the Sleeping Priest bogus miracle show draws Western and Chinese observers into a tangled case. Inspector Ludlow and Dr. Matthews pursue two linked plots: a temple ring theft at the American Consulate and the money making con of a trance healing ritual. Wang Foo identifies clues, leading to a police plan to halt the fraud and recover stolen rings while preserving confidences.
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Jove
Cap- Yi
Wiliamson
Leva
India
Inda Temples
Regia
von Low
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Auya
Bombay
Ivo
China
Tieutenant Streeter
Shanghai
Leutenant
Ching Lee
Astor House
Ander
Dr. Matthews
Siberia
Water Temple
Old Bridge
Tee
Xefer
Ius
Fry
Gs Lee
Capurin
Brealey
Worace Ludlow
Shumwhal
Uhem
Gramdmother
Samuel Smithers
Tevye
Finn “Sant
Willamsor
Sam
Williamson
Pe. Williamson
Mission Mospits
Smithers
Renee
Ed Cloud Alley
Wang Kang
Foo
Inspector Higgins
Ues
Wang Foo
Wong Kong
Fr. Wang
Misa Lowther
Larhig Finnene
Binnelt
Julin
Astor
Lowther
Consulate
Wang
An Wang
Wane
Fon
Staithers
Canton
Wu Jin
Rik-Sha
Rate
Ratte
Slambing
Thericket
Old Care
Ustulin
Water Front
Wong
Ah Wong
Dean Fei
Shangiat
Rimaolf
Wi Ik
Street Matthews
Miss Lovet
Aimsby
Amey
Kro
Lyrics of Life By Douglas Mallick
A fragmented poem urging self belief and duty. It echoes the idea that each person bears a task to improve the world and that daily effort shapes outcomes. The verses mix garbled lines with clear calls to act and persevere despite doubt or weariness.
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