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Hand and Ring
The story revolves around a murder case in the small town of Sibley, starting with the discovery of the widow Clemmens, who has been attacked in her home.
"Hand and Ring" by Anna Katharine Green is a novel. The story revolves around a murder case in the small town of Sibley, starting with the discovery of the widow Clemmens, who has been attacked in her home.
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"For murder, though it have no tongue, will speak with most miraculous organ."
Contents
- 01List of Illustrations.
- 02Hand and Ring.
- 03Book I.
- 04The Gentleman from Toledo.
- 05I.
- 06II.
- 07III.
- 08IV.
- 09V.
- 10VI.
- 11VII.
- 12VIII.
- 13IX.
- 14X.
- 15XI.
- 16Book II.
- 17The Weaving of a Web.
- 18XII.
- 19XIII.
- 20XIV.
- 21XV.
- 22XVI.
- 23XVII.
- 24XVIII.
- 25XIX.
- 26XX.
- 27XXI.
- 28XXII.
- 29XXIII.
- 30XXIV.
- 31XXV.
- 32XXVI.
- 33Book III.
- 34The Scales of Justice.
- 35XXVII.
- 36XXVIII.
- 37XXIX.
- 38XXX.
- 39XXXI.
- 40XXXII.
- 41XXXIII.
- 42XXXIV.
- 43XXXV.
- 44XXXVI.
- 45XXXVII.
- 46XXXVIII.
- 47Chapter XXXIX.
- 48Chapter XL.
- 49XLI.
- 50XLII.
- 51XLIII.
- 52XLIV.
- 53XLV.
- 54Publications of G. P. Putnam's Sons.
- 55Bayard Taylor's Novels.
About this edition
- Author
- Anna Katharine Green
- Language
- English
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Intermediate: some philosophy helps
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 361 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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