Tickencote Treasure
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166
1913
English
- 01 In Which Job Seal Borrows a Fusee
- 02 What We Saw and What We Heard
- 03 The Mysterious Man
- 04 In Which I Examine the Parchments
- 05 With a Story to Tell
- 06 An Expert Opinion
- 07 What Was Written in the Vellum Book
- 08 The Seven Dead Men
- 09 One Point is Made Clear
- 10 The Guardian of the Secret
- 11 Forestalled
- 12 Job Seal Makes a Proposal
- 13 A Call, and its Consequence
- 14 Requires Explanation
- 15 Reveals Something of Importance
- 16 Mrs. Graham's Visitor
- 17 The Seller of the Secret
- 18 The Silent Man's Warning
- 19 The Lady from Bayswater
- 20 Philip Reilly Tells a Strange Story
- 21 We Make a Discovery in the Manor House
- 22 Black Bennett
- 23 Job Seal Relates His Adventures
- 24 The Mystery of Margaret Knutton
- 25 Reveals the Death Trap
- 26 In Which Ben Knutton Grows Confidential
- 27 Dorothy Drummond Prefers Secrecy
- 28 We Receive Midnight Visitors
- 29 Dorothy Makes a Confession
- 30 The Silent Man's Story
- 31 The House at Kilburn
- 32 What We Discovered at the Record Office
- 33 We Decipher the Parchment
- 34 Our Search at Tickencote and its Results
- 35 The Spy, and What He Told Us
- 35 "Nine Points of the Law"
- 37 Contains the Conclusions
Paul Pickering is a doctor without a fixed practice, and when an old sea captain asks him to join a voyage around the Mediterranean, that's finally an exciting prospect for him. The journey goes well until they spot a most strange vessel somewhere off the coast of Algeria. It is an old Elizabethan craft that looks to have been submerged for hundreds of years and recently bubbled back up to the surface. The men board it and find that it had been hermetically sealed all these centuries, all contents intact. But it does not, as first hoped, contain gold. The men find barely legible manuscripts and a mysterious old man, who appears to be as old as the vessel itself... - Summary by Carolin
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