The Twin Mystery; Or, A Dashing Rescue

by Nicholas Carter

MAGNET LIBRARY No. 304
A weekly publication devoted to Detective literature.
September 2, 1903.

THE TWIN MYSTERY;
OR,
A Dashing Rescue

BY
NICHOLAS CARTER
AUTHOR OF
“A Chance Discovery,” “At the Knife’s Point,” “Lady Velvet,” “A Game of Craft,” “A Klondike Claim,” “A Blow for Vengeance,” etc.

NEW YORK
STREET & SMITH, Publishers
238 William Street

Copyright, 1903
By STREET & SMITH

CONTENTS

[I. The Brown Robin] 5 [II. The Way of the Robin] 14 [III. A Blind Chase] 24 [IV. The Real Thing] 33 [V. The Brown Robin Dines] 43 [VI. An Audacious Visitor] 53 [VII. Chick’s Great Discovery] 61 [VIII. A Deep Game] 71 [IX. The Trap] 81 [X. How the Trap Was Sprung] 90 [XI. At the Dog Show] 101 [XII. Dead in Her Carriage] 111 [XIII. Possibilities] 123 [XIV. A Change of Front] 132 [XV. Closer to Masson] 146 [XVI. Ida in Trouble] 154 [XVII. A New Side] 164 [XVIII. In Durance Vile] 172 [XIX. A Dashing Rescue] 180 [XX. Patsy’s Triumph] 190 [XXI. The Murderer] 200

THE TWIN MYSTERY.

CHAPTER I.
THE BROWN ROBIN.

“Mr. Nick Carter: I have come to town to do business. I give you notice before I begin, because I am quite certain you will be informed immediately after I commence operations. It really makes little difference; you cannot reach me. Really, my dear Nick, I have a contempt for the so-called detective ability. You, with your Ida, Chick and Patsy, are a little better than the rest, but you are in the same running when you undertake to stop me.

“The Brown Robin.”