That Affair Next Door
First published in 1897, That Affair Next Door is another fascinating study in human motivations intertwined with bits and pieces of circumstantial evidence .
That Affair Next Door
- BOOK I. MISS BUTTERWORTH'S WINDOW. I. A DISCOVERY.
- II. QUESTIONS.
- III. AMELIA DISCOVERS HERSELF.
- IV. SILAS VAN BURNAM.
- V. "THIS IS NO ONE I KNOW."
- VI. NEW FACTS.
- VII. MR. GRYCE DISCOVERS MISS AMELIA.
- VIII. THE MISSES VAN BURNAM.
- IX. DEVELOPMENTS.
- X. IMPORTANT EVIDENCE.
- XI. THE ORDER CLERK.
- XII. THE KEYS.
- XIII. HOWARD VAN BURNAM.
- XIV. A SERIOUS ADMISSION.
- XV. A RELUCTANT WITNESS.
- BOOK II. THE WINDINGS OF A LABYRINTH. XVI. COGITATIONS.
- XVII. BUTTERWORTH VERSUS GRYCE.
- XVIII. THE LITTLE PINCUSHION.
- XIX. A DECIDED STEP FORWARD.
- XX. MISS BUTTERWORTH'S THEORY.
- XXI. A SHREWD CONJECTURE.
- XXII. A BLANK CARD.
- XXIII. RUTH OLIVER.
- XXIV. A HOUSE OF CARDS.
- XXV. "THE RINGS! WHERE ARE THE RINGS?"
- XXVI. A TILT WITH MR. GRYCE.
- XXVII. FOUND.
- XXVIII. TAKEN ABACK.
- BOOK III. THE GIRL IN GRAY. XXIX. AMELIA BECOMES PEREMPTORY.
- 30. THE MATTER AS STATED BY MR. GRYCE.
- 31. SOME FINE WORK.
- 32. ICONOCLASM.
- 33. "KNOWN, KNOWN, ALL KNOWN."
- 34. EXACTLY HALF-PAST THREE.
- 35. A RUSE.
- BOOK IV. THE END OF A GREAT MYSTERY. 36. THE RESULT.
- 37. "TWO WEEKS!"
- 38. A WHITE SATIN GOWN.
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