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The Leavenworth Case: A Lawyer’s Story
Overview
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Chapter I: “A Great Case”
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Chapter II: The Coroner’s Inquest
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Chapter III: Facts and Deductions
4
Chapter IV: A Clue
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Chapter V: Expert Testimony
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Chapter VI: Sidelights
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Chapter VII: Mary Leavenworth
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Chapter VIII: Circumstantial Evidence
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Chapter IX: A Discovery
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Chapter X: Mr. Gryce Receives New Impetus
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Chapter XI: The Summons
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Chapter XII: Eleanore
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Chapter XIII: The Problem
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Book II: Henry Clavering
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Chapter XIV: Mr. Gryce at Home
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Chapter XV: Ways Opening
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Chapter XVI: The Will of a Millionaire
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Chapter XVII: The Beginning of Great Surprises
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Chapter XVIII: On the Stairs
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Chapter XIX: In My Office
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Chapter XX: “Trueman! Trueman! Trueman!”
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Chapter XXI: A Prejudice
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Chapter XXII: Patchwork
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Chapter XXIII: The Story of a Charming Woman
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Chapter XXIV: A Report Followed by Smoke
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Chapter XXV: Timothy Cook
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Chapter XXVI: Mr. Gryce Explains Himself
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Book III: Hannah
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Chapter XXVII: Amy Belden
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Chapter XXVIII: A Weird Experience
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Chapter XXIX: The Missing Witness
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Chapter XXX: Burned Paper
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Chapter XXXI: Q
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Chapter XXXII: Mrs. Belden’s Narrative
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Chapter XXXIII: Unexpected Testimony
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Book IV: The Problem Solved
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Chapter XXXIV: Mr. Gryce Resumes Control
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Chapter XXXV: Fine Work
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Chapter XXXVI: Gathered Threads
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Chapter XXXVII: Culmination
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Chapter XXXVIII: A Full Confession
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Chapter XXXIX: The Outcome of a Great Crime
Book II: Henry Clavering
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