The Hollow Needle

The Hollow Needle
The Further Adventures of Arsène Lupin

By

0
(0 Reviews)
The Hollow Needle by Maurice LeBlanc

Published:

1911

Pages:

218

Downloads:

5,334

Share This

The Hollow Needle
The Further Adventures of Arsène Lupin

By

0
(0 Reviews)
A story of Arsène Lupin, the greatest, most ingenious and most daring criminal in modern fiction. Translated by Teixeira de Mattos Alexander.

Book Excerpt

murky recesses of the park.

She rose softly. Her window was half open: she flung it back wide. The moonlight lay over a peaceful landscape of lawns and thickets, against which the straggling ruins of the old abbey stood out in tragic outlines, truncated columns, mutilated arches, fragments of porches and shreds of flying buttresses. A light breeze hovered over the face of things, gliding noiselessly through the bare motionless branches of the trees, but shaking the tiny budding leaves of the shrubs.

And, suddenly, she heard the same sound again. It was on the left and on the floor below her, in the living rooms, therefore, that occupied the left wing of the house. Brave and plucky though she was, the girl felt afraid. She slipped on her dressing gown and took the matches.

"Raymonde--Raymonde!"

A voice as low as a breath was calling to her from the next room, the door of which had not been closed. She was feeling her way there, when Suzanne, her cousin, came out of the room and fel

FREE EBOOKS AND DEALS

(view all)

More books by Maurice LeBlanc

(view all)