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Cobweb House (1931)

by Elizabeth Hughes Holloway

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This mysyery tale is gratefully tendered to ROBERT CORTES Holliday who is in this case "The Man Higher Up."

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On board the coast-line train from New Orleans to Pass Christian, a lean, rather dark, rather young, rather studious-appearing man stared out of the window of the Pullman car Cattywampus.

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Fiction and Literature

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813.52Literature › American literature in English › American fiction in English › 1900-1999 › 1900-1945

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PZ3.H7282Language and Literature › Fiction and juvenile belles lettres › Fiction and juvenile belles lettres › Fiction in English

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