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The Beetle

Book I: The House with the Open Window

III: The Man in the Bed

IV: A Lonely Vigil

V: An Instruction to Commit Burglary

VI: A Singular Felony

VII: The Great Paul Lessingham

VIII: The Man in the Street

IX: The Contents of the Packet

Book II: The Haunted Man

XI: A Midnight Episode

XII: A Morning Visitor

XIII: The Picture

XIV: The Duchess’ Ball

XV: Mr. Lessingham Speaks

XVI: Atherton’s Magic Vapour

XVII: Magic?—Or Miracle?

XVIII: The Apotheosis of the Beetle

XIX: The Lady Rages

XX: A Heavy Father

XXI: The Terror in the Night

XXII: The Haunted Man

Book III: The Terror by Night and the Terror by Day

XXIII: The Way He Told Her

XXIV: A Woman’s View

XXV: The Man in the Street

XXVI: A Father’s No

XXVII: The Terror by Night

XXVIII: The Strange Story of the Man in the Street

XXIX: The House on the Road from the Workhouse

XXX: The Singular Behaviour of Mr. Holt

XXXI: The Terror by Day

Book IV: In Pursuit

XXXII: A New Client

XXXIII: What Came of Looking Through a Lattice

XXXIV: After Twenty Years

XXXV: A Bringer of Tidings

XXXVI: What the Tidings Were

XXXVII: What Was Hidden Under the Floor

XXXVIII: The Rest of the Find

XXXIX: Miss Louisa Coleman

XL: What Miss Coleman Saw Through the Window

XLI: The Constable—His Clue—and the Cab

XLII: The Quarry Doubles

XLIII: The Murder at Mrs. ’Enderson’s

XLIV: The Man Who Was Murdered

XLV: All That Mrs. ’Enderson Knew

XLVI: The Sudden Stopping

XLVII: The Contents of the Third-Class Carriage

XLVIII: The Conclusion of the Matter

Book IV: In Pursuit

In Pursuit

The conclusion of the matter is extracted from the casebook of the Augustus Champnell, Confidential Agent.

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