Puzzle in the English manor links Bonner and Schuyler family
Detective Flint explains a centuries old romance tied to Temple Bonner and Josephine Devereaux. Van Vechten learns the case centers on the Schuyler sisters Henrietta and Josephine, a runaway marriage to Max Willard, and a hidden past linking England and New York. Flint seeks clues about Willard’s fate and family.
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George
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Pythias
Templer Bonner
Miss Henrietta
Ghost of Romance admission noted by Mr. Flint
In Chapter VIII The Ghost of Romance Van Vechten’s admission was accepted by Mr. Flint as a matter of course, implying a settled mood and familiar rapport between the two.
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