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Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- I: AT THE STRUAN MUSEUM -- II: A CASE OF HEART-FAILURE -- III: THE VERDICT -- IV: THE CASE AGAINST JOYCE -- V: SUPERINTENDENT ROSS -- VI: DIGITALIS PURPUREA -- VII: THE MAN WITH THE ALIASES -- VIII: NINE TO ELEVEN P.M. -- IX: MRS. FENTON'S HUSBAND -- X: I.O.U. -- XI: THE FINANCIAL SIDE OF THE CASE -- XII: THE LIGHT IN THE MUSEUM -- XIII: "KOWTOW! KOWTOW TO -- THE GREAT YEN HOW!" -- XIV: THE EYE IN THE MUSEUM -- XV: THE RACE TO THE SEA -- XVI: THE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION -- XVII: THE SPRINGS OF ACTION
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