THE RED LADY    
      By Katharine Newlin Burt    
      Houghton Mifflin Company    
      1920    


 
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CONTENTS
 THE RED LADY 
 CHAPTER I—HOW I CAME TO THE PINES 
 CHAPTER II—SOMETHING IN THE HOUSE 
 CHAPTER III—MARY 
 CHAPTER IV—PAUL DABNEY 
 CHAPTER V—“NOT IN THE DAYTIME, MA'AM” 
 CHAPTER VI—A STRAND OF RED-GOLD HAIR 
 CHAPTER VII—THE RUSSIAN BOOK-SHELVES 
 CHAPTER VIII. A DANGEROUS GAME 
 CHAPTER IX—MAIDA 
 CHAPTER X—THE SWAMP 
 CHAPTER XI—THE SPIDER 
 CHAPTER XII—NOT REG'LAR 
 CHAPTER XIII—THE SPIDER BITES 
 CHAPTER XIV—MY FIRST MOVE 
 CHAPTER XV—THE SECRET OF THE KITCHEN CLOSET      
 CHAPTER XVI—THE WITCH OF THE WALL 
 CHAPTER XVIII—THE LAST VICTIM 
 CHAPTER XIX—SKANE'S CLEVEREST MAN 


 




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      CHAPTER I—HOW I CAME TO THE PINES    
IT is the      discomfort of the thing which comes back upon me, I believe, most      forcibly. Of course it was horrible, too, emphatically horrible, but the      prolonged, sustained, baffling discomfort of my position is what has left      the mark. The growing suspicion, the uncanny circumstances, my long      knowledge of that presen                        
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