CHAPTER IV. Prince Sernine at Work A ground-floor flat, at the corner of the Boulevard Haussmann and the Rue de Courcelles. Here lived Prince Sernine: Prince Sernine, one of the most brilliant mem...

CHAPTER I. The Tragedy at the Palace Hotel 1. 팔라스 호텔의 살인 사건 Mr. Kesselbach stopped short on the threshold of the sitting-room, took his secretary's arm and, in an anxious voice, whispered: "Chapma...

CHAPTER VI. M. LENORMAND SUCCUMBS M. Lenormand was back in his room at the Prefecture of Police at six o'clock in the evening. He at once sent for Dieuzy: "Is your man here?" "Yes, chief." "How f...

CHAPTER IX. Sante Palace There was one wild burst of laughter over the whole face of the world. True, the capture of Arsene Lupin made a big sensation; and the public did not grudge the police the pr...

CHAPTER XI. Charlemagne "Silence!" said the stranger, sharply. "Don't use that word." "Then what shall I call Your . . ." "Call me nothing." They were both silent; and this moment of respite was not one of...

CHAPTER XII. The Emperor's Letters The ruins of Veldenz are well known to all who visit the banks of the Rhine and the Moselle. They comprise the remains of the old feudal castle, built in 1377 by ...

FIRST EPISODE: THE BLONDE LADY CHAPTER III : Holmlock Shears Opens Hostilities 3/4 He lit a cigarette with a wax match which he waved several times to put it out. But he at once flung away the ci...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER X. The Treasures of the Kings of France A curtain was drawn back. "Good morning, my dear Beautrelet, you're a little late...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER VI. An Historic Secret Beautrelet's resolve was soon taken: he would act alone. To inform the police was too dangerous. ...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER VII. The Treatise of the Needle It is four o'clock in the morning. Isidore has not returned to the Lycee Janson. He...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER I. The Shot Raymonde listened. The noise was repeated twice over, clearly enough to be distinguished from the medley of ...

CHAPTER VIII. The Olive-green Frock-coat A quarter past twelve, in a restaurant near the Madeleine. The prince is at lunch. Two young men sit down at the next table. He bows to them and begins to sp...

Arsene Lupin vs Herlock Sholmes by Maurice Leblanc FIRST EPISODE: THE BLONDE LADY CHAPTER V : Kidnapped Holmlock Shears restrained his feelings. What was the use of protesting, of accusing those two ...

FIRST EPISODE: THE BLONDE LADY CHAPTER II. The Blue Diamond 1/4 In the evening of the twenty-seventh of March, old General Baron d'Hautrec, who had been French Ambassador in Berlin under the ...

CHAPTER III. M. Lenormand Opens his Campaign "Auguste, show M. Lenormand in." The messenger went out and, a few seconds later, announced the chief of the detective-service. There were three men in the ...

Arsene Lupin vs Herlock Sholmes The Blonde Lady by Maurice Leblanc SECOND EPISODE: THE JEWISH LAMP CHAPTER II : The Shipwreck "You see, old chap," said Holmlock Shears to Wilson, waving Arsene Lupi...

FIRST EPISODE: THE BLONDE LADY CHAPTER II. The Blue Diamond 4/4 The countess collected her memory: "Yes ... as a matter of fact.... I think she was the first to mention it to me." "I note your an...

Arsene Lupin vs Herlock Sholmes by Maurice Leblanc FIRST EPISODE: THE BLONDE LADY CHAPTER VI : The Second Arrest of Arsene Lupin By eight o'clock on Wednesday morning, a dozen pantechnicon va...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER III. The Corpse At six o'clock in the evening, having finished all he had to do, M. Filluel, accompanied by M. Bredo...

FIRST EPISODE: THE BLONDE LADY CHAPTER III : Holmlock Shears Opens Hostilities 2/4 He walked round the table and sat down so that the Englishman was between him and the door, thus placing himself a...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER IX. Open, Sesame! The Etretat Needle was hollow! Was it a natural phenomenon, an excavation produced by internal catacly...

Arsene Lupin vs Herlock Sholmes The Blonde Lady by Maurice Leblanc SECOND EPISODE : THE JEWISH LAMP CHAPTER I : The Rue Murillo Holmlock Shears and Wilson were seated on either side of the fir...

The Hollow Needle Further Adventures Of Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc CHAPTER IV. Face to Face One evening, five weeks later, I had given my man leave to go out. It was the day before the 14th o...

CHAPTER II. The Blue-edged Label 2. 르노르망 국장, 수사를 시작하다 "Arsene Lupin!" Gourel repeated these two fateful words with an absolutely petrified air. They rang within him like a knell. Arsene Lupin! T...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 03 of 21 Then came a terrific noise that shook the house; this was followed by lighter sounds, two or three together, like those of a hammer that rebounded. At least, that ...

V. The Queen's Necklace - Page 03 of 11 "No one?" "No one....unless...." "Be quite sure, madam, as it is a very important point." She turned to her husband, and said: "I was thinking of Henriette." "Henriett...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 04 of 21 Inch by inch, I made a careful examination of the room. It was in vain. Unless I could consider this as a discovery: Under a small Persian rug, I found a card--...

V. The Queen's Necklace - Page 05 of 11 Henriette received a similar letter and a like sum of money twelve months later. And a third time; and a fourth; and each year for a period of six years, with th...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 3 of 8 "I desired that we should be alone to entertain our saviour," she said. From the outset, they treated "our saviour" as an old and valued friend. By the time dessert wa...

CHAPTER VII. PARBURY-RIBEIRA-ALTENHEIM The girls were playing in the garden, under the supervision of Mlle. Charlotte, Genevieve's new assistant. Mme. Ernemont came out, distributed some cakes among them ...

V. The Queen's Necklace - Page 08 of 11 "Are you sure that those shelves are really fastened to the wooden brackets that support them? For, if they are nor, we could be justified in presuming that the chi...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 09 of 21 "Now is the time to act and recover what belongs to us. It may be a difficult matter, but we rely upon the assistance of Mon. Andermatt. It will be to his int...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 8 of 8 He stopped, seized my arm, and said to me, in a tone of exasperation: "My dear fellow, at this very moment, Gervaise Imbert owes me fifteen hundred francs." I could...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 08 of 21 "After several interviews, he succeeded in interesting the banker in a sub-marine boat on which he was working, and it was agreed that as soon as the invention w...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 10 of 21 "Will you permit me to ask you a few questions?" "Yes, yes," she cried. "I will answer." "You will answer....whatever those questions may be?" "Yes." "Did you know Louis L...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 12 of 21 "Tell that to Salvator, and, if possible, procure the document for him. Write to him at once. You risk nothing." The advice was bold, dangerous even at first sight...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 16 of 21 "If you did not care for the letters, why did you offer me thousands of francs for their return? And why did you have my brother and me tracked like wild bea...

VIII. The Black Pearl - Page 3 of 9 Making a desperate effort, he ventured to extend his arm again. Once more, his hand encountered that strange, unutterable thing. He felt it. He must feel it and find...

VIII. The Black Pearl - Page 6 of 9 One evening, as he was eating his dinner at a neighboring restaurant, a man entered and took a seat at the same table. He was a person about forty years of age, and wo...

IX. Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late - Page 01 of 16 "It is really remarkable, Velmont, what a close resemblance you bear to Arsene Lupin!" "How do you know?" "Oh! like everyone else, from photographs, no two...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 6 of 8 "Ah! the room is getting quite cold. I am going to bed. And you, my dear?" He calculated the distance between him and them, considered the exact movements he would ...

V. The Queen's Necklace - Page 07 of 11 "Nobody has been in that room since; nothing has been changed." "Very well, monsieur, you can easily satisfy yourself that my explanation is correct." "It does not agr...

V. The Queen's Necklace - Page 10 of 11 "And to steal it," remarked Floriani, falling in with the count's mood, "without costing him the slightest trouble, without anyone thinking to examine the condition ...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 02 of 21 The light of my candle restored my courage. Yet I was careful to take my revolver from its case--a large, powerful weapon--and place it beside my bed. That precaution ...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 4 of 8 He made immediately some preliminary preparations. After careful soundings made upon the floor of his room, he introduced a lead pipe which penetrated the ceiling of ...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 5 of 8 And, without seeking to solve the question of their strange conduct, he proceeded with the execution of his own plans. He had decided that he could not depend ...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 7 of 8 "There are some impenetrable secrets connected with that affair; some obscure points that escape my comprehension. For instance: What caused their flight? Why did they...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 01 of 21 I am frequently asked this question: "How did you make the acquaintance of Arsene Lupin?" My connection with Arsene Lupin was well known. The details that I gathe...

VI. The Seven Of Hearts - Page 18 of 21 "You can see, Varin, the safe is empty." "So I see. Then, my brother has taken out the letters." Daspry stepped down from the chair, approached Varin, and said: "N...

VII. Madame Imbert's Safe - Page 1 of 8 At three o'clock in the morning, there were still half a dozen carriages in front of one of those small houses which form only the side of the boulevard Berthie...