An edition of The Bat (1926)

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a play of mystery in three acts

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An edition of The Bat (1926)

The bat

a play of mystery in three acts

by

  • ★★★★ 4.0 (2 ratings) ·
  • 17 Want to read
  • 4 Have read

Intrigued by her isolated country mansion's many mysteries, old Miss Cornelia longs to play detective, and neither death threats nor unearthly sights and sounds are going to dissuade her

Publish Date
Publisher
S. French, Inc., S. French, Ltd.
Language
English
Pages
140

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Subjects

Classic Literature, American Detective and mystery stories, Fiction, Large type books, Detective and mystery stories, Fiction, mystery & detective, general, Fiction, general

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Cover of: The bat
The bat
1989, Kensington
in English
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Cover of: The bat
The bat: a play of mystery in three acts
1959, Samuel French
in English
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Cover of: The bat
The bat
1954, Dell Pub.
in English
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Cover of: The bat
The bat: a play of mystery in three acts
1947, S. French, Inc., S. French, Ltd.
in English
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Edition Notes

"Copyright, 1908, in story form under title, 'The circular staircase'."

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New York, N.Y, Los Angeles, Calif, London
Series
French's standard library edition

The Physical Object

Pagination
140 p.
Number of pages
140

ID Numbers

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OL22910655M

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First Sentence

""You've got to get him, boys - get him or bust!" said a tired police chief, pounding a heavy fist on a table."

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