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id: 5054
title: The Dream Doctor
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  "Nor any use in looking for one in that way," broke in Kennedy might be able to shed some light on the rather peculiar case of Mr. Maitland, of whose death, I suppose, you have already heard." "You have known Mrs. Maitland a long time?" ignored Kennedy. As Kennedy proceeded, Mrs. Maitland never took her large eyes from his "I suppose people think I never rest," remarked Kennedy, carefully We waited some time after Kennedy sent up word that he would like to I fancied a shudder passed over the slight form of Mrs. Pitts, as she must have realised that this was the point where Kennedy From long experience with Kennedy I knew better than to ask what he had As I looked at the little silver thing and at Kennedy''s face, which Kennedy evidently thought, also, that the time for action had come, for


id: 5270
title: The Film Mystery
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  Manton glanced up at Kennedy, echoing my thought. As Kennedy took the binder, Manton opened it and turned past several Finishing the thirteenth scene, Kennedy closed the covers and handed "You think that--" Manton started to question Kennedy, but was given no Kennedy thanked Werner and asked to be shown the studio floor used in Kennedy asked a few personal questions about Stella, but Millard''s "Mr. Phelps," Kennedy''s voice was soft, coaxing, "I don''t think Mr. Mackay quite understands. In the general reception room Kennedy asked for Millard, but was told Kennedy, the death of Stella Lamar has completed the wreck of Manton "At Tarrytown," Kennedy went on, "I asked you if Stella Lamar was At any rate, Millard watched the little scene between Kennedy and blood of another man on your hands--" What more could Kennedy want? "Can it be the director''s glass?" Mackay asked, handing it to Kennedy.


id: 5073
title: The War Terror
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  "And you would do it in war time, too?" asked Kennedy quickly. she looked into Kennedy''s eyes she read there that he had long since "Miss Lowe," said Kennedy, bending over her, "you have gone too far now "I''d like to investigate that tower," remarked Kennedy with a keen look "Yes," said Kennedy quickly, "air pirate and lawyer for Mrs. Verplanck lately," resumed Kennedy, "but this case of Mrs. Edwards is by far the "Why, what''s the matter, Mrs. Northrop?" I heard Kennedy ask as he Kennedy tried the door of Northrop''s room, which was at the far end, in "What''s the matter?" asked Kennedy, looking up from a test tube which Not a word was said, as Kennedy brought the stupefied little man around. "Mrs. Moulton must know of this," remarked Kennedy. "What did she look like?" asked Kennedy keenly. night?" asked Kennedy, apparently not noticing her look.


id: 5007
title: The Poisoned Pen
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  and for a moment Kennedy dropped in at the little bungalow to see Mrs. Boncour. letter Kennedy was working far into the night and long after I had "It would make our case a good deal stronger," remarked Kennedy "In real life," said Kennedy, his voice purposely betraying that he "Not a word, sir," said Kennedy, his features working sympathetically. "Now, Walter," said Kennedy, "as long as we have gone so far, we''ll It was quite like old times to see Kennedy at work in his laboratory But the next day after the last arrest, a man from New York, who looked said Kennedy, calmly laying his hand on the man''s arm. "Good heavens, man, what has happened?" exclaimed Kennedy. "Then you know of our daughter''s strange--er--departure?" asked Mr. Gilbert, eagerly scanning Kennedy''s face and using a euphemism that "Believe me, Miss Ashton," said Kennedy, "you ought to know.


id: 5087
title: The Treasure-Train
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  Miss Euston looked straight into Kennedy''s eyes as she added, without Kennedy looked long and carefully at the face of the sick man. Kennedy seemed to read her character and know that a girl like Maude "What makes you think he has been poisoned?" asked Kennedy, betraying seems so impossible here in New York." Doctor Murray looked at Kennedy Kennedy turned again into the dining-room, making his way back to the "She should be here any moment," returned Kennedy, looking at his watch "I should like very much to make what we call a psychanalysis of Mrs. Cranston''s mental condition," Kennedy explained. "H''m!" mused Doctor Burr, looking quickly from the card to Kennedy with I could see, as Doctor Burr introduced us to his patient, that Mrs. Cranston instantly recognized Kennedy''s interest in her case. "You look tired, Mrs. Cranston," remarked Kennedy, thoughtfully. MacLeod looked anxiously from me to Kennedy, but Craig betrayed nothing


id: 5094
title: The Romance of Elaine Sequel to "Exploits of Elaine"
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  "Delighted," agreed Del Mar. Elaine gave him her hand and he took it in such a deferential way that Some time later, Del Mar''s car stopped just below the Dodge house. "You men go around back of the house and watch," ordered Del Mar. As they disappeared he turned and went up the Dodge steps. In the library, the little old man bent over Del Mar and Elaine. "Look," he cried pointing in an agitated way at Del Mar and Elaine. Del Mar had evidently, by this time, come to the conclusion that Elaine "Good," nodded Del Mar. He went to a drawer and from it took a peculiar looking helmet to which Del Mar seized the note which the man handed to him and read it Del Mar had not been gone long before Elaine decided to take a ride The motor-boat had started when Del Mar saw Elaine in the water.


id: 5150
title: The Ear in the Wall
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  "Let me present Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Jameson, Mrs. Ogleby," said Carton "No," exclaimed Carton hastily, this time meeting Craig''s eye frankly. Carton looked from Kennedy to me, to see what impression his theory Carton wanted the Black Book to use in order to win his political fight It was late that night that Kennedy and I left Carton after laying out Kennedy looked up quickly at Carton as he finished reading the letter. "Good-morning, Miss Ashton," greeted Carton, laying down the letters Carton turned suddenly at the word "us," but Miss Ashton was still From a cabinet, Kennedy took out what looked like the little black "What is it?" asked Carton, as Kennedy carefully took out the dark "As nearly as Carton can find out," said Kennedy quickly, "Marie is "Carton--Miss Ashton--this is Kennedy," he called. Carton looked Kennedy squarely in the eye again, and we all understood


id: 5151
title: The Exploits of Elaine
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  "Craig Kennedy will give up his search for the "Clutching Hand"--or "Mr. Kennedy--look out!" cried Elaine. Kennedy had taken from its cover Elaine Dodge''s picture and was gazing Quickly, like a good workman, Clutching Hand went to the telephone entering Elaine''s room after the Clutching Hand, who locked the door. "Why--yes," answered Elaine, following Craig with her deep eyes. "Oh, Mr. Kennedy," cried Elaine, handing him the note. A moment later Elaine and Craig followed, while Jennings finished Clutching Hand stood silent a moment, thinking, as he gazed at the man A moment later, Dr. Morton looked up at the Clutching Hand and nodded, A moment Clutching Hand looked Elaine over. Instantly, Craig read from the startled look on Elaine''s face that Clutching Hand was now holding Elaine near the door where she could not For a moment or two, Craig and Elaine looked at each other, neither


id: 5149
title: Gold of the Gods
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  Kennedy had risen and, as Norton described the Inca dagger, looked from Lockwood shook his head slowly, fixing his eyes on Kennedy''s face, but For a moment Kennedy now advanced and took Senorita Inez by the hand. "Senora de Moche is a friend of Mr. Whitney?" queried Kennedy. "I shall try to see Mr. Whitney as soon as possible," said Kennedy, as "Oh, it is a wonderful country, Professor Kennedy," went on Whitney, "Tell Senorita Mendoza that it is Professor Kennedy," he said to Inez Mendoza looked at Kennedy as though he possessed some weird power. "Mr. Kennedy should know what my opinion of Mr. Whitney is, I think," replied Norton confidently. Norton left shortly after Lockwood, and Kennedy again picked up the "Mr. Kennedy would like to know when he can see Mr. Whitney," I said, "What did Lockwood say about Norton?" asked Kennedy casually.


id: 33466
title: The Social Gangster
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  She paused a moment, but Kennedy said nothing, evidently thinking that Mrs. Brackett must have seen Kennedy and me exchange a look askance at Kennedy looked up quickly, genuinely surprised at this bit of worldly Seabury paused a moment, Kennedy nodded acquiescence, and the man As they passed near us, Mrs. Seabury caught Kennedy''s eye in momentary Kennedy looked at the purser keenly for a moment, then asked, "Were they Kennedy raised his eyes for the first time from the study of the little "Of course I know," he went on, watching Kennedy''s face, Gaskell met Kennedy''s eye and looked at him as though Craig had some Dr. Blythe looked from Kennedy to me, then said slowly, "Yes--but we A moment later we had said good-by and had gained the street, Kennedy "And you think this was such a case?" asked Kennedy, with just a trace


id: 56902
title: The Soul Scar: A Craig Kennedy Scientific Mystery Novel
author: Reeve, Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin)
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  "I suppose you have heard of the death of Vail Wilford?" asked Kennedy, "Have you met Mrs. Wilford recently?" asked Kennedy, picking up the "I suppose you know of the suicide of Vail Wilford?" asked Kennedy, as Doctor Lathrop signified that he did know, but, like Shattuck, I could Doctor Lathrop later confirmed--her dream of fear?" Craig went on. Honora glanced up, saw Kennedy watching her, and turned hurriedly, relations between Vina Lathrop and Vail Wilford, as Doyle had dug the "You see, I don''t know Honora Wilford well," encouraged Kennedy. you know, the attentions that Mr. Wilford had been paying to Mrs. Lathrop had been noticeable for some time, then, and had been the "I think I ought to visit Mrs. Wilford, after that," decided Kennedy, Kennedy knew, know that to Doyle and the rest Freud was not even a leave him alone, Honora--I''ll tell Kennedy all that I know.''"


