The Man Who Was Nobody
The story follows the adventures of a mysterious figure known only as “The Man Who Was Nobody”. He is a master of disguise and a master of crime, and he is determined to bring down the criminal underworld of London. He is aided by a mysterious woman known as “The Lady”, who is also a master of disguise. The Man Who Was Nobody is pursued by the police, who are determined to bring him to justice. But he is always one step ahead of them, and his criminal activities become increasingly daring and dangerous. The novel follows the Man Who Was Nobody as he attempts to bring down the criminal underworld of London, and as he is pursued by the police. It is a thrilling and suspenseful story, full of twists and turns, and it is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
By Edgar Wallace · First published 1927 · Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Adventure · 34 chapters
Contents
- Chapter 1: At Alma's Flat
- Chapter 2: The Man from Pretoria
- Chapter 3: The Surprising Debts
- Chapter 4: What Happened at Tynewood Chase
- Chapter 5: The Mystery
- Chapter 6: In South Africa
- Chapter 7: Solomon's Plan
- Chapter 8: The Order to Marry
- Chapter 9: Mrs Stedman's Trouble
- Chapter 10: Marjorie Sends Her Wire
- Chapter 11: Marjorie Tells the News
- Chapter 12: The Man Who Was Nobody
- Chapter 13: His Royal Highness
- Chapter 14: The Intruder
- Chapter 15: Mrs Stedman Hears the News
- Chapter 16: "A Marriage Has Been Arranged"
- Chapter 17: Lady Tynewood Makes a Call
- Chapter 18: The Meeting
- Chapter 19: A Marriage Was Arranged
- Chapter 20: In the Lane
- Chapter 21: The Wedding
- Chapter 22: Lady Tynewood Has an Idea
- Chapter 23: The Honeymoon
- Chapter 24: The Night of the Wedding
- Chapter 25: Lady Tynewood Pursues Her Enquiries
- Chapter 26: The Return from Brightsea
- Chapter 27: The Story of Sir James Tynewood
- Chapter 28: The Photograph
- Chapter 29: A Midnight Visitor
- Chapter 30: A Cup of Tea
- Chapter 31: The Denouncement
- Chapter 32: To Silence Pretoria Smith
- Chapter 33: Sir James Tynewood Speaks
- Chapter 34: The End
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