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An urbane man discovers an abandoned cab with a sleeping horse and, following clues found inside, becomes entangled in a mystery built around a photograph, a ciphered message, and a discarded handkerchief. Investigation reveals a glamorous woman who assumes multiple identities and operates within intelligence networks; the plot advances through decoys, intercepted letters, taxi pursuits, and confrontations. Loyalties shift as secrets are exposed, culminating in a tense capture and the resolution of tangled deceptions.

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Title: The Cab of the Sleeping Horse

Author: John Reed Scott

Illustrator: William Van Dresser

Release date: February 18, 2005 [eBook #15094]
Most recently updated: October 14, 2023

Language: English

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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE CAB OF THE SLEEPING HORSE ***

The Cab Of The Sleeping Horse

By John Reed Scott

AUTHOR OF

The Woman in Question, The Man In Evening Clothes, etc.

Frontispiece By William Van Dresser


She Threw Up Her Hand, And A Nasty Little Automatic Was Covering The Secretary’s Heart. Drawn by William Van Dresser. (Chapter 24.)


A.L. Burt Company

Publishers New York

Published by arrangement with G.P. Putnam’s Sons

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