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Chapter III M. Vandeloup Hears Something to His Advantage
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Released on: 18/11/2017
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1 Prologue Cast up by the Sea2 Part I Chapter I The Pactolus Claim3 Chapter II Slivers4 Chapter III Madame Midas at Home5 Chapter IV The Good Samaritan6 Chapter V Mammon's Treasure House7 Chapter VI Kitty8 Chapter VII Mr Villiers Pays a Visit9 Chapter VIII Madame Midas Strikes 'Ile'10 Chapter IX Love's Young Dream11 Chapter X Friends in Council12 Chapter XI Theodore Wopples, Actor13 Chapter XII Highway Robbery14 Chapter XIII A Glimpse of Bohemia15 Chapter XIV A Mysterious Disappearance16 Chapter XV Slivers in Search of Evidence17 Chapter XVI Mcintosh Speaks His Mind18 Chapter XVII The Best of Friends Must Part19 Chapter XVIII M. Vandeloup is Unjustly Suspected20 Chapter XIX The Devil's Lead21 Part II Chapter I Tempus Fugit22 Chapter II Disenchantment23 Chapter III M. Vandeloup Hears Something to His Advantage24 Chapter IV The Case of Adele Blondet25 Chapter V The Key of the Street26 Chapter VI On Change27 Chapter VII The Opulence of Madame Midas28 Chapter VIII M. Vandeloup is Surprised29 Chapter IX A Professional Philanthropist30 Chapter X In the Fernery31 Chapter XI The Vision of Miss Kitty Marchurst32 Chapter XII A Startling Discovery33 Chapter XIII Diamond Cut Diamond34 Chapter XIV Circumstantial Evidence35 Chapter XV Kismet36 Chapter XVI Be Sure Thy Sin Will Find Thee Out37 Epilogue The Wages of Sin