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The Mystery of the Green RayWilliam Le Queux, anglo-french journalist and writer (1864-1927)This ebook presents «The Mystery of the Green Ray», from William Le Queux. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.Table of Contents-01- About this book-02- BESIDE STILL WATERS-03- THE MAN GOING NORTH-04- MAINLY ABOUT MYRA-05- THE BLACK BLOW-06- IS MORE MYSTERIOUS-07- CONTAINS A FURTHER ENIGMA-08- THE CHEMIST’S ROCK-09- MISTS OF UNCERTAINTY-10- THE MYSTERY OF SHOLTO-11- THE SECRET OF THE ROCK-12- HOW THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENED-13- WHO IS HILDERMAN-14- THE RED-HAIRED MAN-15- A FURTHER MYSTERY-16- CONCERNS AN ILLUSTRATED PAPER-17- DISCLOSES CERTAIN FACTS-18- SOME GRAVE FEARS-19- THE TRUTH REVEALED

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