Good-bye - Edgar Wallace - E-Book

Good-bye E-Book

Edgar Wallace

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Dive into the heart-pounding mystery of "Goodbye" by Edgar Wallace, where a simple farewell becomes the prelude to a labyrinth of danger, deceit, and murder. As Detective Alan Wembury races against time to uncover the truth behind a chilling crime, every clue deepens the enigma, leading to a shocking and unforgettable climax. This spellbinding tale of suspense and intrigue will captivate readers who crave a masterfully crafted thriller.

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Good-bye

A Short Story

Author: Edgar Wallace

Edited by: Seif Moawad

Copyright © 2024 by Al-Mashreq eBookstore

First published in The Cape Illustrated Magazine, Cape Town, South Africa, June 1, 1898

No part of this publication may be reproduced whole or in part in any form without the prior written permission of the author

All rights reserved.

Table of Contents

Good-bye

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Landmarks

The Council of Justice

Cover

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“In view of the evident unrest among the hill tribes, the Officer Commanding the 90th Sikhs will detail an officer and sixty men to proceed by march-route to Mangoon. They will take with them preserved rations sufficient to last 20 days, and 200 rounds of ammunition a man.”

As he finished reading, Colonel Burton, of the 90th Sikhs, laid down the document he had been reading aloud with a gesture of impatience.

“Sixty men!” he said, looking across the flower-laden vases, that gave his writing-table the appearance of a small garden, to his daughter, who, seated in a comfortable basket-chair, was busily engaged in her lace work. “Sixty fiddlesticks! Why don’t they put, ‘Will proceed to Mangoon for the purpose of affording the hillsmen target practice’?”

“Is it really so bad, father?” asked Gladys, looking up from her work.