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The Three Just Men

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The Firm Of Oberzhon
20:10
The Three Men Of Curzon Street
16:00
The Vendetta
11:02
The Snake Strikes
10:02
The Golden Woman
15:28
In Chester Square
14:35
''Moral Suasion''
13:21
The House Of Oberzhon
14:45
Before The Lights Went Out
5:45
When The Lights Went Out
13:58
Gurther
10:08
Leon Theorizes
16:40
Mirabelle Goes Home
15:06
The Pedlar
19:32
Two ''Accidents''
20:11
Rath Hall
34:24
Written In Braille
15:23
The Story Of Mont D'Or
13:13
At Heavytree Farm
20:53
Gurther Reports
9:39
The Account Book
19:32
In The Store Cellar
12:47
The Courier
13:42
On The Night Mail
15:44
Gurther Returns
11:06
In Captivity
16:14
Mr. Newton's Dilemma
21:43
At Frater's
9:01
Work For Gurther
23:01
Joan A Prisoner
21:34
The Things In The Box
16:43
The Search
18:47
The Siege
29:14
The Death Tube
3:45

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By this point in Edgar Wallace's long-running series, the self-appointed vigilantes who once numbered four have settled into three: George Manfred, Leon Gonsalez, and Raymond Poiccart, men who mete out justice the law cannot reach. Here they face Dr. Oberzohn, a coldly methodical schemer whose plans threaten a young woman named Mirabelle Leicester and whose weapons run to poison and worse. Wallace builds the book on chases, coded messages, and the quiet brilliance of Gonsalez, who reads a criminal's face the way others read a page. First published in 1925, it works both as a chapter in the saga and as a standalone thriller. This free PDF and EPUB edition makes the complete novel available again.

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Edgar Wallace

Edgar Wallace (1875-1932) was a prolific English writer of crime and adventure fiction, famous for fast-paced thrillers and among the best-selling authors of his era.

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