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From Mystery*File
HERBERT ADAMS
Death Of A Viewer
SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
Average Jones stories
MILES BURTON
Beware Your Neighbour
WADSWORTH CAMP
The Abandoned Room
S.S. VAN DINE
The Scarab Murder Case
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
Round The Fire Stories
R. AUSTIN FREEMAN
The Cat's Eye
The Jacob Street Mystery
Mr Polton Explains
The Shadow of the Wolf
The Stoneware Monkey
HERBERT JENKINS
Malcolm Sage, Detective
WILLIAM MAGNAY
The Hunt Ball Mystery
RANDALL PARRISH
The Case and the Girl
MELVILLE DAVISSON POST
The Sleuth of St. James Square
E. R. PUNSHON
The Bittermeads Mystery
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
The Bat
When A Man Marries
MELVIN L. SEVERY
The Darrow Enigma
EDGAR WALLACE
The Clue of the Twisted Candle
The Daffodill Mystery
ISRAEL ZANGWELL
The Big Bow Mystery
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From Criminal History
JOHN BUCHAN
The Three Hostages
S.S. VAN DINE
The Benson Murder Case
J. S. FLETCHER
The Safety Pin
L. T. MEADE & ROBERT EUSTACE
A Master of Mysteries
EDGAR WALLACE
The Angel of Terror
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From The American Culture
SAPPER
Ronald Standish (Collection)
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From The Rap Sheet
ETHEL LINA WHITE
Some Must Watch
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MARY'S ESSAYS ABOUT GOLDEN AGE MYSTERIES
In Praise of Golden Age Mysteries at The Cozy Library.
Raffles at Steve Lewis' online Mystery*File (The Crime Fiction Research Journal).
The stories about the gentleman burglar and Bunny, his devoted accomplice, were written by E.W. Hornung around the turn of the last century. Take a trip back in time as Mary retells their criminal history, and how redemption came at the end.