The Case of the Black Twenty-Two

Brian Flynn

Grosset & Dunlap

New York

First published in the United States, January, 1929

Second printing, February, 1929

I	[Mr. Daventry Receives a Commission]
II	[Schedule Numbers 37, 38 and 39]
III	[The Hanover Galleries Murder]
IV	[Peter Daventry Is Mindful of Mr. Bathurst]
V	[The Assynton Lodge Murder]
VI	[Marjorie Lennox Doesn’t Mince Matters]
VII	[Butterworth Is Apprehensive of the Future]
VIII	[The 6:55 Carries a Trio of Distinction]
IX	[Mr. Bathurst Opens His Bedroom Door]
X	[The Incident of the Boot-Boy’s Bicycle]
XI	[With a Given Center, Mr. Bathurst Describes a Circle]
XII	[The Second Screen of Mary Stuart]
XIII	[Colonel Leach-Fletcher Is at Home to Visitors]
XIV	[Mr. Bathurst Takes a Book from the Bookcase]
XV	[Mr. Daventry Gets His Feet Wet]
XVI	[Mr. Bathurst Again Samples the Bookcase]
XVII	[The Memoirs of Réné de St. Maure]
XVIII	[The Room at Blanchard’s Hotel]
XIX	[Inspector Goodall Is Entertained]
XX	[Mr. Bathurst Brushes Up His History]
XXI	[Mr. Ferguson of New York]
XXII	[Mr. Bathurst Baits the Hook]
XXIII	[When the Cat’s Away]
XXIV	[The Secret of the Screens]
XXV	[The Riddle of the Black Twenty-Two]

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