The Green Stone—Mary Cunningham Emerald Theft Tale
In a Pine Hill North Carolina mansion robbery drives Mary Cunningham to sell a large emerald. Archaeologist Crumley hides Mary, plans a dawn discovery of a hidden hoard while crooks pursue a treasure in a storm. Crumley fights to protect Mary and reveal the swift, perilous night.
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Cunningham
Ip Pine Hi
N.C
Mary Cunningham
Rembrandt
George
Mary
New Hark
Aftary
Sil
Thomas Crumley
Crinley
Munus
Criniley
New York
Crumley’s Lethal Gambit at the Go-Down Narrow Escape
Crumley fights through a trap and go-down ambush to subdue constrained foes. He incapacitates Hembrandt George with a gun-butt and defeats Careful Slim, securing a loaded autom at. He trails Mary’s crossing site, finds a sodden corduroy cap marked D. W., and contemplates deeper treasure clues in a perilous river landscape.
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Mary
New York
Crumley
George
Jess
Hembrandt George
Slim
Rembrandt
D. W
Derrick Wendall
Fragmented excerpt on greed and gods in distant war
An enterprising narrator contemplates humanity's return to ancient greed after a deadly conflict. The diabolic calm of sand and the phrase treasure frame a meditation on risk, death, and the gods' influence as war recedes on the horizon.
Death Returns as Horrid Circumstance Amid Rain
A fragmented, somber line hints at a death amid rain with the scene cut short by a note “TO BE CONTINUED.” The sparse wording implies a suspenseful moment in progress, focusing on a disturbing fate and an unresolved sequel.
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the Green Stone
Harold Macgrath
Doubleday, Page & Co
Consolidated Magazines Corporation
Country Life Press
Garden City
N.Y
Trumley
Pais
Wendall
Monte Carlo
Crumisy
Marr
G. G. Kennedy
Dr.caldwells
Chevrolet
Fester
Sycin
Ford Son
Iore
Gude
Druagiate
Waterloo
No-Vo Caine
FORDS
Ford
Oakland
Maxwell
Overland
Dodge
Raymond Building
Dayton, Ok
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth Street
Waterloo, Town
THE
Falan-Fleming CO
Waterloo, Iowa
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