A Collection

A Collection of Short Mystery Stories Featuring the illustrious characters: Mr. A. J. Raffles Mr. Sherlock Holmes Father Brown a ...

Contents i - From The Amateur Cracksman, by E. W. Hornung, Contents - THE IDES OF MARCH ...

Raffles - The Ides of March From The Amateur Cracksman, by E. W. Hornung, 1899 E. W. Hornung has some thing in common with Arthu ...

Raffles - The Ides of March We were face to face by his fireside, and I cut him short. "Raffles," said I, "you may well be surpr ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "Couldn't your people do anything?" he asked at length. "Thank God," I cried, "I have no people! I w ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "Then why come to me?" "Why, indeed!" I echoed. "Will you let me pass?" "Not until you tell me where ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "God bless you!" I cried. "Forgive me for everything. I will tell you the truth. I DID think you mig ...

Raffles - The Ides of March He got up, lit a fresh cigarette, and fell to pacing the room once more, but with a slower and more ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "Well, you were the right sort of little beggar then, Bunny; you didn't talk and you didn't flinch. ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "He must be a very intimate friend!" "Intimate's not the word. I have the run of his place and a lat ...

Raffles - The Ides of March Bunny, but it's a perfect godsend to the criminal classes, especially so late in their season. Here ...

Raffles - The Ides of March black. I never heard it struck. Its flash was blinding. When my eyes became accustomed to the light, ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "A burglar!" I gasped. "You--you!" "I told you I lived by my wits." "Why couldn't you tell me what y ...

Raffles - The Ides of March and remember, though there's not a soul on the premises, you can't make too little noise. There--the ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "brace." Then he took off his covert-coat and his blazer, spread them neatly on the top step-- knelt ...

Raffles - The Ides of March We were now in a bare and roomy lobby behind the shop, but separated there from by an iron curtain, ...

Raffles - The Ides of March The iron curtain was down, but he insisted on raising it until I could peep through the glass door o ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "You mayn't believe it, Bunny," said he, "but I never carried a loaded one before. On the whole I th ...

Raffles - The Ides of March "Yet you said you would do anything for me! You asked me to name my crime! But I knew at the time yo ...

Raffles - A Costume Piece A COSTUME PIECE London was just then talking of one whose name is already a name and nothing more. Reu ...