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The Meredith Mystery

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1923
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  1. The Temptation

    22:48

  2. The Scented Handkerchief

    15:10

  3. A Question of Color

    16:06

  4. Ruffles

    23:35

  5. The Inquest

    22:01

  6. Testimony

    14:03

  7. Suspicion

    16:16

  8. The Pledge

    22:25

  9. Two Pieces of String

    18:32

  10. The Solitary Initial

    16:42

  11. The Hand on the Counterpane

    14:17

  12. Murder

    16:16

  13. Preliminary Skirmishing

    19:46

  14. The Duplicate Key

    15:20

  15. At the Fork of the Road

    23:14

  16. A Cry in the Night

    19:08

  17. Under Lock and Key

    15:01

  18. The Police Warrant

    17:10

  19. Out of the Maze

    27:36

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A blind surgeon turns detective in The Meredith Mystery (1923) by Natalie Sumner Lincoln (1881-1935), the Washington journalist whose 1910s and 1920s whodunits were set among the capital's political society. Published by D. Appleton and Company, the novel opens at Ten Acres, a colonial-era mansion within sight of Washington Cathedral, where Anne Meredith's wealthy uncle has ordered her to marry Dr. David Curtis, a blind physician she barely knows, or lose her inheritance. When the old man is found dead, the police fix on Anne, and Curtis, unwilling to accept the circumstantial case against the woman he has come to love, begins his own investigation. The book is a fair sample of the American mystery just before the golden-age puzzle took hold.

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Natalie Sumner Lincoln

Natalie Sumner Lincoln was an American novelist who wrote mystery and crime novels mostly set in her native Washington, D.C.

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First published
1923
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
167
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
James R. Hedrick