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The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu
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The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu
Sax Rohmer
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CHAPTER I "A GENTLEMAN to see you, Doctor."
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CHAPTER II SIR CRICHTON DAVEY'S study was a small one, and a glance sufficed to
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CHAPTER III I SANK into an arm-chair in my rooms and gulped down a strong peg of
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CHAPTER IV "THE body of a lascar, dressed in the manner usual on the P. & O.
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CHAPTER V "Shen-Yan's is a dope-shop in one of the burrows off the old Ratcliff
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CHAPTER VI A SEEMINGLY drunken voice was droning from a neighboring alleyway as
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CHAPTER VII NIGHT fell on Redmoat. I glanced from the window at the nocturne in
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CHAPTER VIII IN what order we dashed down to the drawing-room I cannot recall. But
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CHAPTER IX WITH the first coming of light, Eltham, Smith and I tested the
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CHAPTER X SINCE Nayland Smith's return from Burma I had rarely taken up a paper
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CHAPTER XI ALTHOUGH we avoided all unnecessary delay, it was close upon midnight
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CHAPTER XII IT was the night following that of the double tragedy at Rowan House.
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CHAPTER XIII I WILL tell you, now of a strange dream which I dreamed, and of the
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CHAPTER XIV THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell,
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CHAPTER XV THE train was late, and as our cab turned out of Waterloo Station and
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CHAPTER XVI UPON the following day we were afoot again, and shortly at handgrips
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CHAPTER XVII A COOL breeze met us, blowing from the lower reaches of the Thames.
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CHAPTER XVIII TO pursue further the adventure on the marshes would be a task at once
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CHAPTER XIX I HAVE never seen a man quite so surprised as Inspector Weymouth.
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CHAPTER XX IT was with my mind in a condition of unique perplexity that I hurried
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CHAPTER XXI TIME wore on and seemingly brought us no nearer, or very little nearer,
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CHAPTER XXII "WE must arrange for the house to be raided without delay," said Smith.
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CHAPTER XXIII "YOUR extraordinary proposal fills me with horror, Mr. Smith!"
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CHAPTER XXIV FROM the rescue of Lord Southery my story bears me mercilessly on to
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CHAPTER XXV I WAS being carried along a dimly lighted, tunnel-like place, slung,
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CHAPTER XXVI THE clammy touch of the mist revived me. The culmination of the scene
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CHAPTER XXVII WE quitted the wrecked launch but a few seconds before her stern
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CHAPTER XXVIII OF all that we had hoped for in our pursuit of Fu-Manchu how little had
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CHAPTER XXIX DUSK was falling when we made our way in the direction of Maple
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CHAPTER XXX LATER was forthcoming evidence to show that poor Weymouth had lived a
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CHAPTER X SINCE Nayland Smith's return from Burma I had rarely taken up a paper
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