In the mood for a tightly plotted whodunit? Check out "I Say No" from Wilkie Collins, an author recognized as one of the most important figures in the development of the detective fiction genre. A unlikely heroine takes on the role of detective and...
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In the mood for a tightly plotted whodunit? Check out "I Say No" from Wilkie Collins, an author recognized as one of the most important figures in the development of the detective fiction genre. A unlikely heroine takes on the role of detective and uncovers the truth about her family's troubled history
Title; Contents; BOOK THE FIRST-AT SCHOOL; Chapter I - The Smuggled Supper; Chapter II - Biography in the Bedroom; Chapter III - The Late Mr. Brown; Chapter IV - Miss Ladd's Drawing- Master; Chapter V - Discoveries in the Garden; Chapter VI - On the Way to the Village; Chapter VII - "Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before"; Chapter VIII - Master and Pupil; Chapter IX - Mrs. Rook and the Locket; Chapter X - Guesses at the Truth; Chapter XI - The Drawing- Master's Confession; BOOK THE SECOND-IN LONDON; Chapter XII - Mrs. Ellmother; Chapter XIII - Miss Letitia; Chapter XIV - Mrs. Mosey
Chapter XV - EmilyChapter XVI - Miss Jethro; Chapter XVII - Doctor Allday; Chapter XVIII - Miss Ladd; Chapter XIX - Sir Jervis Redwood; Chapter XX - The Reverend Miles Mirabel; Chapter XXI - Polly and Sally; Chapter XXII - Alban Morris; Chapter XXIII - Miss Redwood; Chapter XXIV - Mr. Rook; Chapter XXV - "J. B."; Chapter XXVI - Mother Eve; Chapter XXVII - Mentor and Telemachus; Chapter XXVIII - Francine; Chapter XXIX - "Bony"; Chapter XXX - Lady Doris; Chapter XXXI - Moira; BOOK THE THIRD- NETHERWOODS; Chapter XXXII - In the Gray Room; Chapter XXXIII - Recollections of St. Domingo
Chapter XXXIV - In the DarkChapter XXXV - The Treachery of the Pipe; Chapter XXXVI - Change of Air; Chapter XXXVII - "The Lady Wants You, Sir"; BOOK THE FOURTH-THE COUNTRY HOUSE; Chapter XXXVIII - Dancing; Chapter XXXIX - Feigning; Chapter XL - Consulting; Chapter XLI - Speechifying; Chapter XLII - Cooking; Chapter XLIII - Sounding; Chapter XLIV - Competing; Chapter XLV - Mischief-Making; Chapter XLVI - Pretending; Chapter XLVII - Debating; Chapter XLVIII - Investigating; BOOK THE FIFTH-THE COTTAGE; Chapter XLIX - Emily Suffers; Chapter L - Miss Ladd Advises; Chapter LI - The Doctor Sees
Chapter LII - "If I Could Find a Friend!"Chapter LIII - The Friend is Found; Chapter LIV - The End of the Fainting Fit; BOOK THE SIXTH-HERE AND THERE; Chapter LV - Mirabel Sees His Way; Chapter LVI - Alban Sees His Way; Chapter LVII - Approaching the End; BOOK THE SEVENTH-THE CLINK; Chapter LVIII - A Council of Two; Chapter LIX - The Accident at Belford; Chapter LX - Outside the Room; Chapter LXI - Inside the Room; Chapter LXII - Downstairs; Chapter LXIII - The Defense of Mirabel; Chapter LXIV - On the Way to London; BOOK THE LAST-AT HOME AGAIN; Chapter LXV - Cecilia in a New Character
Chapter LXVI - Alban's NarrativeChapter LXVII - The True Consolation; Postscript - Gossip in the Studio;
Title; Contents; BOOK THE FIRST-AT SCHOOL; Chapter I - The Smuggled Supper; Chapter II - Biography in the Bedroom; Chapter III - The Late Mr. Brown; Chapter IV - Miss Ladd's Drawing- Master; Chapter V - Discoveries in the Garden; Chapter VI - On the Way to the Village; Chapter VII - ""Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before""; Chapter VIII - Master and Pupil; Chapter IX - Mrs. Rook and the Locket; Chapter X - Guesses at the Truth; Chapter XI - The Drawing- Master's Confession; BOOK THE SECOND-IN LONDON; Chapter XII - Mrs. Ellmother; Chapter XIII - Miss Letitia; Chapter XIV - Mrs. Mosey
Chapter XV - EmilyChapter XVI - Miss Jethro; Chapter XVII - Doctor Allday; Chapter XVIII - Miss Ladd; Chapter XIX - Sir Jervis Redwood; Chapter XX - The Reverend Miles Mirabel; Chapter XXI - Polly and Sally; Chapter XXII - Alban Morris; Chapter XXIII - Miss Redwood; Chapter XXIV - Mr. Rook; Chapter XXV - ""J. B.""; Chapter XXVI - Mother Eve; Chapter XXVII - Mentor and Telemachus; Chapter XXVIII - Francine; Chapter XXIX - ""Bony""; Chapter XXX - Lady Doris; Chapter XXXI - Moira; BOOK THE THIRD- NETHERWOODS; Chapter XXXII - In the Gray Room; Chapter XXXIII - Recollections of St. Domingo
Chapter XXXIV - In the DarkChapter XXXV - The Treachery of the Pipe; Chapter XXXVI - Change of Air; Chapter XXXVII - ""The Lady Wants You, Sir""; BOOK THE FOURTH-THE COUNTRY HOUSE; Chapter XXXVIII - Dancing; Chapter XXXIX - Feigning; Chapter XL - Consulting; Chapter XLI - Speechifying; Chapter XLII - Cooking; Chapter XLIII - Sounding; Chapter XLIV - Competing; Chapter XLV - Mischief-Making; Chapter XLVI - Pretending; Chapter XLVII - Debating; Chapter XLVIII - Investigating; BOOK THE FIFTH-THE COTTAGE; Chapter XLIX - Emily Suffers; Chapter L - Miss Ladd Advises; Chapter LI - The Doctor Sees
Chapter LII - ""If I Could Find a Friend!""Chapter LIII - The Friend is Found; Chapter LIV - The End of the Fainting Fit; BOOK THE SIXTH-HERE AND THERE; Chapter LV - Mirabel Sees His Way; Chapter LVI - Alban Sees His Way; Chapter LVII - Approaching the End; BOOK THE SEVENTH-THE CLINK; Chapter LVIII - A Council of Two; Chapter LIX - The Accident at Belford; Chapter LX - Outside the Room; Chapter LXI - Inside the Room; Chapter LXII - Downstairs; Chapter LXIII - The Defense of Mirabel; Chapter LXIV - On the Way to London; BOOK THE LAST-AT HOME AGAIN; Chapter LXV - Cecilia in a New Character
Chapter LXVI - Alban's NarrativeChapter LXVII - The True Consolation; Postscript - Gossip in the Studio
