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Fiction

The Daughter of Anderson Crow

George Barr McCutcheon

Reading time
about 5.5 h
Length
78,584 words · 206 pages in print
Structure
37 chapters · 1 front-matter section
Language
English
Era
Modern

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Contents

  1. Note
  2. The haunted house
  3. Chapter I — Anderson Crow, Detective
  4. Chapter II — The Pursuit Begins
  5. Chapter III — The Culprits
  6. Chapter IV — Anderson Rectifies an Error
  7. Chapter V — The Babe on the Doorstep
  8. Chapter VI — Reflection and Deduction
  9. Chapter VII — The Mysterious Visitor
  10. Chapter VIII — Some Years Go By
  11. Chapter IX — The Village Queen
  12. Chapter X — Rosalie Has Plans of Her Own
  13. Chapter XI — Elsie Banks
  14. Chapter XII — The Spelling-Bee
  15. Chapter XIII — A Tinkletown Sensation
  16. Chapter XIV — A Case of Mistaken Identity
  17. Chapter XV — Rosalie Disappears
  18. Chapter XVI — The Haunted House
  19. Chapter XVII — Wicker Bonner, Harvard
  20. Chapter XVIII — The Men in the Sleigh
  21. Chapter XIX — With the Kidnapers
  22. Chapter XX — In the Cave
  23. Chapter XXI — The Trap-Door
  24. Chapter XXII — Jack, the Giant Killer
  25. Chapter XXIII — Tinkletown’s Convulsion
  26. Chapter XXIV — The Flight of the Kidnapers
  27. Chapter XXV — As the Heart Grows Older
  28. Chapter XXVI — The Left Ventricle
  29. Chapter XXVII — The Grin Derisive
  30. Chapter XXVIII — The Blind Man’s Eyes
  31. Chapter XXIX — The Mysterious Questioner
  32. Chapter XXX — The Hemisphere Train Robbery
  33. Chapter XXXI — “As You Like It”
  34. Chapter XXXII — The Luck of Anderson Crow
  35. Chapter XXXIII — Bill Briggs Tells a Tale
  36. Chapter XXXIV — Elsie Banks Returns
  37. Chapter XXXV — The Story is Told
  38. Chapter XXXVI — Anderson Crow’s Resignation

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George Barr McCutcheon

1866–1928 · Modern

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