Mysterious Mr. Sabin
Mysterious Mr. Sabin is a novel by E. Phillips Oppenheim that follows the story of a man named Mr. Sabin who is suspected of being involved in various criminal activities. The book explores themes of mystery, intrigue, and deception as Mr. Sabin tries to clear his name and uncover the truth behind the accusations against him.
By E. Phillips Oppenheim · First published 1903 · Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Political · 52 chapters · 136,430 words
First lines
"To all such meetings as these! " cried Densham, lifting his champagne glass from under the soft halo of the rose-shaded electric lights. "Let us drink to them, Wolfenden -- Mr. Felix!"
"To all such meetings! " echoed his _vis-a-vis_, also fingering the delicate stem of his glass. "An excellent toast!"
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: E. Phillips Oppenheim
- Date: 1903 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Mystery, Thriller, Political, Romance, Adventure
- Length: 136,430 words
- Structure: 52 chapters, 3,298 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)
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Genres
- Mystery — The plot revolves around a man with a secretive past and his mysterious activities.
- Thriller — The narrative is filled with suspense, tension, and excitement.
- Political — The story involves political intrigue and power struggles.
- Romance — There is a subplot involving a romantic relationship.
Tags
mystery · thriller · suspense · detective · crime · intrigue · secrets · adventure · romance · plot twists · character development · historical
Contents
- A SUPPER PARTY AT THE "MILAN."
- A DRAMA OF THE PAVEMENT
- THE WARNING OF FELIX
- AT THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR'S
- THE DILEMMA OF WOLFENDEN
- A COMPACT OF THREE
- WHO IS MR. SABIN?
- A MEETING IN BOND STREET
- THE SHADOWS THAT GO BEFORE
- THE SECRETARY
- THE FRUIT THAT IS OF GOLD
- WOLFENDEN'S LUCK
- A GREAT WORK
- THE TEMPTING OF MR. BLATHERWICK
- THE COMING AND GOING OF MR. FRANKLIN WILMOT
- GENIUS OR MADNESS?
- THE SCHEMING OF GIANTS
- "HE HAS GONE TO THE EMPEROR!"
- WOLFENDEN'S LOVE-MAKING
- FROM A DIM WORLD
- HARCUTT'S INSPIRATION
- FROM THE BEGINNING
- MR. SABIN EXPLAINS
- THE WAY OF THE WOMAN
- A HANDFUL OF ASHES
- MR. BLATHERWICK AS ST. ANTHONY
- BY CHANCE OR DESIGN
- A MIDNIGHT VISITOR
- "IT WAS MR. SABIN"
- THE GATHERING OF THE WAR-STORM
- "I MAKE NO PROMISE"
- THE SECRET OF MR. SABIN'S NIECE
- MR. SABIN TRIUMPHS
- BLANCHE MERTON'S LITTLE PLOT
- A LITTLE GAME OF CARDS
- THE MODERN RICHELIEU
- FOR A GREAT STAKE
- THE MEN WHO SAVED ENGLAND
- THE HEART OF THE PRINCESS
- THE WAY TO PAU
- MR. AND MRS. WATSON OF NEW YORK
- A WEAK CONSPIRATOR
- THE COMING OF THE "KAISER WILHELM"
- THE GERMANS ARE ANNOYED
- MR. SABIN IN DANGER
- MR. WATSON IS ASTONISHED
- A CHARMED LIFE
- THE DOOMSCHEN
- MR. SABIN IS SENTIMENTAL
- A HARBOUR TRAGEDY
- THE PERSISTENCE OF FELIX
- MRS. JAMES B. PETERSON, OF LENOX