Shadow in the House

by Sinclair Gluck

A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers New York

Published by arrangement with Dodd Mead & Company

Printed in U. S. A.

Copyright, 1929,
By DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, Inc.

PRINTED IN THE U. S. A.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	“WE ALL SHOOT”	[1]
II	THE BLUNTED ARROW	[12]
III	THE BROKEN ARROW	[24]
IV	SUSAN HAD HYSTERICS	[32]
V	“A SOMEWHAT POMPOUS MAN”	[41]
VI	ALL THE YOUNG PEOPLE	[52]
VII	THE BUTLER’S SUITE	[61]
VIII	STIMSON WONDERS TOO	[69]
IX	“SHOW THE GENTLEMAN OUT”	[79]
X	“SOLICITOUSLY”	[90]
XI	THE OLD MAN WHO CALLED	[101]
XII	THE DECENCY NOT TO INQUIRE	[107]
XIII	“A BIT OF A RISK”	[117]
XIV	THE MISSES HARRISON	[124]
XV	“WITHOUT CONSULTING ANYONE”	[132]
XVI	A LACE HANDKERCHIEF	[141]
XVII	“WALK INTO MY PARLOR”	[150]
XVIII	“NOTHING MUCH ANYHOW!”	[160]
XIX	WHY MRS. GRAHAM SCREAMED	[168]
XX	ANOTHER LOCKED DOOR	[180]
XXI	GRAHAM IS NOT A FOOL	[192]
XXII	A QUESTION OF ANGLE	[206]
XXIII	THE WORST POSSIBLE TASTE	[217]
XXIV	THE SOUND OF RUNNING FEET	[232]
XXV	BERNARD OFFERS A HINT	[244]
XXVI	MOTIVE AND METHOD	[257]
XXVII	“SO HOME AND TO BED”	[271]

SHADOW IN THE HOUSE

Harrison Residence
Plan of ground floor, garages & environs