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Tragedy at Ravensthorpe

by J. Connington

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateMystery15 chapters
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Length
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About this book

About this book

When Sir Clinton Driffield arrives as the new Chief Constable, a masked ball at Ravensthorpe promises secrets and surprises, but beneath the festive guise lurks a mystery only his detective skills can unravel.

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Contents

15 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER II. Mr. Polegate’s Sense of Humour
03CHAPTER III. The Theft at the Masked Ball
04CHAPTER IV. The Chase in the Woods
05CHAPTER V. Sir Clinton in the Museum
06CHAPTER VI. Mr. Foss’s Explanation
07CHAPTER VII. What Was in the Lake
08CHAPTER VIII. The Murder in the Museum
09CHAPTER IX. The Muramasa Sword
10CHAPTER X. The Shot in the Clearing
11CHAPTER XI. Underground Ravensthorpe
12CHAPTER XII. Chuchundra’s Body

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