The Gold Bag by Carolyn Wells (1906)

The Gold Bag, written by Carolyn Wells, is a mystery novel first published in 1907. The story follows the protagonist, a detective named Dick Enright, as he investigates a series of burglaries in New York City. The thief leaves behind a gold bag as a clue, which leads Enright on a thrilling adventure to uncover the truth behind the thefts. With its intricate plot and clever twists, The Gold Bag has become a classic of the genre and remains popular among mystery readers today.

By Carolyn Wells · First published 1906 · Genre: Mystery, Detective Fiction, Crime · 21 chapters

Contents

• THE CRIME IN WEST SEDGWICK
• THE CRAWFORD HOUSE
• THE CORONER'S JURY
• THE INQUEST
• FLORENCE LLOYD
• THE GOLD BAG
• YELLOW ROSES
• FURTHER INQUIRY
• THE TWELFTH ROSE
• THE WILL
• LOUIS'S STORY
• LOUIS'S CONFESSION
• MISS LLOYD'S CONFIDENCE
• MR. PORTER'S VIEWS
• THE PHOTOGRAPH EXPLAINED
• A CALL ON MRS. PURVIS
• THE OWNER OF THE GOLD BAG
• IN Mr. GOODRICH'S OFFICE
• THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN
• FLEMING STONE
• THE DISCLOSURE

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• Raspberry Jam (1924)
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