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The Brightener

By C. N. (Charles Norris) Williamson, A. M. (Alice Muriel) Williamson

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THE BRIGHTENER
FRONTISPIECE BY WALTER DE MARIS
- GARDEN CITY, N. Y., AND TORONTO DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY 1921
- COPYRIGHT, 1921, BY C. N. & A. M. WILLIAMSON
- ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN
- COPYRIGHT, 1921, BY AINSLEE's MAGAZINE CO., NEW YORK AND GREAT BRITAIN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
- "A SLIGHT SOUND ATTRACTED OUR ATTENTION TO THE HISTORIC STAIRWAY"
PREFACE
CONTENTS
THE BRIGHTENER
BOOK I
- THE YACHT
CHAPTER I
- DOWN AND OUT
CHAPTER II
- UP AND IN
CHAPTER III
- THUNDERBOLT SIX
CHAPTER IV
- THE BLACK THING IN THE SEA
CHAPTER V
- WHAT I FOUND IN MY CABIN
CHAPTER VI
- THE WOMAN OF THE PAST
CHAPTER VII
- THE SECRET BEHIND THE SILENCE
CHAPTER VIII
- THE GREAT SURPRISE
CHAPTER IX
- THE GAME OF BLUFF
BOOK II
- THE HOUSE WITH THE TWISTED CHIMNEY
CHAPTER I
- THE SHELL-SHOCK MAN
CHAPTER II
- THE ADVERTISEMENT
CHAPTER III
- THE LETTER WITH THE PURPLE SEAL
CHAPTER IV
- THE TANGLED WEB
CHAPTER V
- THE KNITTING WOMAN OF DUN MOAT
CHAPTER VI
- THE LIGHTNING STROKE
CHAPTER VII
- THE RED BAIZE DOOR
CHAPTER VIII
- "WHEN IN DOUBT, PLAY A TRUMP"
CHAPTER IX
- THE RAT TRAP
BOOK III
- THE DARK VEIL
CHAPTER I
- THE GIRL WITH THE LETTER
CHAPTER II
- THE HERMIT
CHAPTER III
- THE CHAIR AT THE SAVOY
CHAPTER IV
- THE SPIRIT OF JUNE
CHAPTER V
- THE BARGAIN
CHAPTER VI
- THE LAST SÉANCE
BOOK IV
- THE MYSTERY OF MRS. BRANDRETH
CHAPTER I
- THE MAN IN THE CUSHIONED CHAIR
CHAPTER II
- MRS. BRANDRETH
CHAPTER III
- THE CONDITION SHE MADE
CHAPTER IV
- THE OLD LOVE STORY
CHAPTER V
- THE MAN WITH THE BRILLIANT EYES
CHAPTER VI
- THE PICTURES
CHAPTER VII
- SIR BEVERLEY'S IMPRESSIONS
CHAPTER VIII
- WHILE WE WAITED
CHAPTER IX
- THE GOOD NEWS
CHAPTER X
- THE CLIMAX
CHAPTER XI
- WHAT GABY TOLD
CHAPTER XII
- THE WOMAN IN THE THEATRE
CHAPTER XIII
- MRS. BRANDRETH'S STORY
- THE END
BOOKS BY C. N. & A. M. WILLIAMSON