The Garden at No. 19

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The Garden at No. 19 (1910)
by Edgar Jepson, illustrated by H. R. Boehm
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A London bachelor who has come into a little money buys a house in Hertford Park. He soon discovers that an air of mystery hangs about the place, and that the other houses in the street, with the exception of No. 19, are empty. Strange sounds and odors, and stranger emanations of an indefinable nature, assail him from this garden. He finds the house is occupied by a young girl and her morose uncle. … {Description extracted from review in the Nation, June 1910]

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The Garden
at No. 19

Edgar Jepson

And then a cold chill ran down my back

THE GARDEN AT
No 19


BY
EDGAR JEPSON

Author of "Admirable Tinker," "Lady Noggs, Peeress,"
"Arsene Lupin," etc.


With four illustrations by
H. R. BOEHM


NEW YORK
WESSELS & BISSELL CO.
1910

Copyright, 1910, by
Wessels and Bissell

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London
(All Rights Reserved)

Printed in the United States of America

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