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1. WILFUL MURDER.

Author

Hornung, E. W.

Subjects
SCOTCH whisky, WAITING rooms, GEMS & precious stones, FLATFOOT, WHITE men, CIGARS
Published
2016

3. CHAPTER LVIII. A LITTLE LIFE WELL ROUNDED.

Subjects
NEGOTIATION, GEMS & precious stones
Abstract

Chapter LIX of the book "Warlock o' Glenwarlock," by George MacDonald is presented. It narrates the appreciation of jeweler Burns on the deeds of Cosmo's uncle that have a big impact on his family as well as the advice given by the jeweler to Cosmo about the preservation of their gems. It cites their negotiation regarding the percentage of precious stones that will be owned by Burns.

Published
2006

5. TO CATCH A THIEF.

Author

Hornung, E. W.

Subjects
ODD numbers, HARDWOODS, MIDDLE-aged men, CROSSBOWS, GEMS & precious stones, EYEBROWS, WRIST
Published
2016

6. A JUBILEE PRESENT.

Author

Hornung, E. W.

Subjects
NEWSPAPER sections, columns, etc., GEMS & precious stones, HOT weather conditions, OLDER men, CULTURAL property, EYEBROWS
Published
2016

7. CHAPTER I: TONY COMES HOME.

Author

Wallace, Edgar

Subjects
EXPECTANT fathers, GENERAL practitioners, GAS as fuel, GEMS & precious stones, INDIGENOUS peoples
Published
2014

10. CHAPTER LVI: MR. BURNS.

Subjects
DIAMONDS, GEMS & precious stones, QUALITY of life
Abstract

Chapter LVII of the book "Warlock o' Glenwarlock," by George MacDonald is presented. It narrates the gladness of Cosmo on the opportunity that comes to their life due to the discovery of a toy horse with full of diamonds and other precious stones. It cites the revelation of Cosmo to jeweler Burns regarding the gems he found inside their castle.

Published
2006

11. RAVENSDENE COURT.

Author

Fletcher, J.S.

Subjects
MURDER, GOLDEN age (Mythology), GEMS & precious stones
Abstract

The article presents the contents of the book "Ravensdene Court" from Chapter 1 entitled "The Inn on the Cliff" to Chapter 25 entitled "Clear Decks 304," which depicts the English Country murders from the Golden Age. It presents the murders of two brothers Noah and Salter Quick at the same time while 600 miles apart were buried treasure and rare jewels. It also presents the characters including the young man thrown into a mystery, a brave and beautiful young woman, and villains who are greedy.

Published
1922