The Mystery of Mrs. Brandreth

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The Mystery of Mrs. Brandreth (1921)
C. N. Williamson and A. M. Williamson
Chapter 1
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Extracted from "Ainslee's" magazine, June 1921, pp. 1–36. [# The Brightener]

“Mrs. Brandreth was that most enigmatic of all things, a mysterious woman, And yet there was about her nothing of guile. In reading this tale you'll enjoy guessing at what her game was.”

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The Mystery of Mrs. Brandreth


by C. N. and A. M. Williamson
Author of “The Lightning Conductor,” “The Second Latchkey,” etc.

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