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CHAPTER XXIII – Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive begins with tension already rising, as Hercules 0001 strikes a bumper post at the end of a timber siding. The impact jars the massive locomotive, bending the front-end pilot and causing a moment of panic. Mr. Wakefield Damon, shaken but unharmed, quickly assesses the situation. Although the damage is visible, the locomotive remains operational. But the real danger hasn’t yet arrived. Moments later, a group of men led by Montagne Lewis appears, their…-
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CHAPTER XXIV – Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive escalates into a high-stakes encounter as Tom finds himself in the middle of a sabotage attempt designed to derail both his invention and reputation. The freight train thunders toward a wrongly positioned switch, a setup meant to cause destruction. Montagne Lewis, desperate to eliminate the competition posed by the Hercules 0001, believes his plan will go unnoticed. From his elevated position, Tom spots the danger and reacts instantly. His warning…
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CHAPTER XXV – Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive begins with an air of tense anticipation as the Hercules 0001 prepares for its full-speed test run across the Hendrickton & Pas Alos Railroad. With Tom Swift at the controls and key figures such as Mr. Damon and Mr. Bartholomew aboard, the locomotive begins its journey with a smooth start that quickly evolves into a powerful demonstration of electric precision. As the miles pass and the mountainous terrain approaches, the locomotive does not falter.…
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CHAPTER I – A Strange Disappearance begins with a calm that is quickly shattered by urgency, as a rising detective named Q recalls a case that, unlike most, refused to fade from memory. It starts not with flashing headlines but with a woman’s quiet desperation. On an otherwise ordinary Sunday morning, Q is approached by a middle-aged housekeeper whose distressed demeanor contradicts the calm routine of the precinct. Her words are rapid and her manner unfiltered, but beneath it lies a story of a girl…-
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CHAPTER II – A Strange Disappearance begins with the narrator stepping into the vanished girl's world—her room, her silence, and the scattered clues that point toward an abrupt and possibly forced departure. The space, intended for a simple seamstress, carries a surprising touch of refinement. Furnishings are modest but well-matched, and certain belongings suggest care and personal pride. Mrs. Daniels, usually composed, shows uncharacteristic hesitation as she admits the room had been specially…
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CHAPTER III – A Strange Disappearance begins with a mood of quiet urgency, as detectives continue their inquiry into the sudden vanishing of a young woman presumed to be a simple sewing girl. Her absence prompts different reactions from the household—Mr. Blake remains unaffected, his demeanor calm to the point of apathy, while Mrs. Daniels becomes increasingly protective and defensive. Her insistence on shielding the girl’s belongings from inspection is striking, especially given her usual composure.…
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CHAPTER IV – A Strange Disappearance unfolds with growing tension as Mr. Gryce and the narrator begin to untangle the baffling disappearance of a young sewing girl. Her vanishing act, apparently involving a ladder and blood-stained traces, raises questions not just about how she left, but why. Gryce, methodical and unsentimental, wishes for something as simple yet powerful as a photograph to assist in identifying the girl across a sprawling, indifferent city. But the trail is faint, and time is slipping…
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CHAPTER V – A Strange Disappearance brings a shift in the investigation’s energy as the detective, previously stalled by dead ends, turns his attention to subtle behavioral changes among familiar faces. Fanny, the sharp-eyed maid, becomes a key informant. She notices Mrs. Daniels acting strangely—hovering anxiously near windows, wandering restlessly around the Blake residence, and occasionally muttering to herself in a distracted tone. These odd habits, reported without exaggeration, push the…
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CHAPTER VI – A Strange Disappearance sharpens its focus on the narrator’s quiet but relentless pursuit of understanding Mr. Blake’s increasingly erratic movements. What was once idle observation becomes a mission fueled by suspicion. The narrator, stationed in a room offering full view of Mr. Blake’s habits, notices a dramatic change in his subject’s routine. Instead of leisurely walks through fashionable avenues, Mr. Blake now vanishes into the crowded, narrow alleys of New York’s lower…
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CHAPTER VII – A Strange Disappearance unfolds as the narrator trails Mr. Blake to the seemingly quiet town of Putney, unaware that this detour will lead into the shadowy remains of a criminal past. Initially drawn by vague curiosity and Mr. Blake’s oddly evasive behavior, the narrator finds himself outside a house isolated near Granby Cross Roads. Its worn exterior and closed shutters give off a sense of abandonment, yet something about it feels disturbed—recently used but intentionally left in…
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