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In Chapter IX of "A Strange Disappearance" titled "A Few Golden Hairs," the detective Mr. Gryce discusses with the narrator the troublesome Schoenmakers, who have managed to evade capture and are believed to be hiding within the city. The discussion shifts abruptly when a report concerning the discovery of a dead girl's body in the East River catches their immediate attention. Prompted by the ominous possibility that this body may be related to their case, both Gryce and the narrator hasten to the…-
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CHAPTER IV. POIROT INVESTIGATES
Chapter IV of "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" by Agatha Christie delves deeper into the investigation, with Hercule Poirot beginning his own probing into the murder. The chapter opens with the narrator describing a path through the grass leading to the Belgians' residence, where Poirot lives. Upon his arrival, the narrator quickly informs Poirot about the tragedy, seeking his help in investigating Mrs. Inglethorp's murder. Poirot, intrigued, listens intently to the details of the incident, emphasizing…-
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CHAPTER IV -The man Between
Chapter IV of "The Man Between" delves into the aftermath of a socially engaging evening, focusing on the conversations and internal reflections that occurred amongst the attendees. Ethel, wrapped in comfort and informality, seeks her Aunt Ruth's perspective on the night, sparking a dialogue that unravels the intricate web of social and personal relationships within their circle. A noteworthy figure introduced is Mr. Marriot, a banker and new societal addition, whose gold-centric view of the world…-
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In Chapter IV of "A Strange Disappearance," titled "Thompson's Story," we delve into the curious case surrounding the sudden vanishing of a young woman from a New York household. Mr. Gryce, a detective, and the narrator scrutinize the scene, puzzled by her unlikely escape method, specifically her descent by a ladder, and her traces marked by blood. Despite the mystery, Gryce wishes for a photograph to aid their search in the vast city. Mr. Blake, the house's owner, when questioned, exhibits a stark lack…
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In the dead of night, Lawrence Cavendish awakens the narrator with dire news of his mother, Mrs. Inglethorp, suffering a severe fit. Despite her room being locked from the inside, urgency propels the household into action, trying to access her locked chamber through various routes, all in vain, until a door is forcibly opened. The household discovers Mrs. Inglethorp in agony, writhing from convulsions which subside momentarily only to violently resurge, leaving everyone helpless and distraught. Amidst…
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CHAPTER III -The man Between
Chapter III of "The Man Between" reveals Frederick Mostyn's enchantment with New York City, a place vastly different from his Yorkshire home. His every day is filled with new experiences, from the thrill of exploring the city's skyscrapers to delving into its history, such as the duel site of Burr and Hamilton. Despite his fascination with the city, Mostyn does not neglect his social introductions, quickly becoming a regular presence in the Rawdon households, where he develops a fondness for Ethel Rawdon…-
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In Chapter III of "A Strange Disappearance," tension escalates as detectives investigate the mysterious vanishing of a young woman, identified only as a modest and potentially well-bred sewing girl. When Mr. Blake, a distinguished gentleman, observes the police investigation led by Mr. Gryce, his indifference contrasts starkly with the evident concern of Mrs. Daniels, the housekeeper. She defensively intervenes to prevent the further examination of the girl's belongings, suggesting a deep-seated concern…
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In the chapter detailing the events of July 16th and 17th from "The Mysterious Affair at Styles," the narrator recounts these days with precision due to their significance in the trial that followed. On these days, the peaceful atmosphere at Styles is disturbed by various events and interactions among the inhabitants and visitors. The narrator, having previously received a letter from Evelyn Howard, now finds himself puzzled by Mrs. Cavendish's peculiar fondness for Dr. Bauerstein, whose appeal remains a…
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CHAPTER II -The man Between
In Chapter II of "The Man Between," the narrative unfolds around a dinner at the Rawdon residence, presided over by Judge Rawdon. The atmosphere is initially tinged with anticipation, stemming from the judge's peculiar demeanor which suggests he harbors a secret or significant news. This secret pertains to the imminent arrival of Frederick Mostyn, a relative from the Judge’s maternal side, the Mostyns, which brings about mixed feelings among the residents. The chapter elaborates on the Rawdon family's…-
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Chapter II of "A Strange Disappearance" delves into the investigation initiated by the narrator, a law enforcement officer, into the mysterious vanishing of an employee from a wealthy, historic New York residence. Led by Mrs. Daniels, the caretaker, the officer scrutinizes the alleged seamstress's room, unveiling inconsistencies with her supposed status and signs of a hasty departure or possible abduction through a window overlooking a recently constructed extension. The investigation unravels in a room…
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