Richard Marsh's best-selling supernatural thriller The Beetle: A Mystery , was even more popular than Bram Stoker's Dracula when it was first released; both being published in the same year, 1897. Inflicting damage with his hypnotic and...
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Richard Marsh's best-selling supernatural thriller The Beetle: A Mystery , was even more popular than Bram Stoker's Dracula when it was first released; both being published in the same year, 1897. Inflicting damage with his hypnotic and shape-shifting powers, a strange oriental figure shadows an English politician to London
Title???????????????????????????????; Contents; BOOK I - The House with the Open Window; Chapter I - Outside; Chapter II - Inside; Chapter III - The Man in the Bed; Chapter IV - A Lonely Vigil; Chapter V - An Instruction to Commit Burglary; Chapter VI - A Singular Felony; Chapter VII - The Great Paul Lessingham; Chapter VIII - The Man in the Street; Chapter IX - The Contents of the Packet; BOOK II - The Haunted Man; Chapter X - Rejected; Chapter XI - A Midnight Episode; Chapter XII - A Morning Visitor; Chapter XIII - The Picture; Chapter XIV - The Duchess' Ball
Chapter XV - Mr Lessingham SpeaksChapter XVI - Atherton's Magic Vapour; Chapter XVII - Magic?-Or Miracle?; Chapter XVIII - The Apotheosis of the Beetle; Chapter XIX - The Lady Rages; Chapter XX - A Heavy Father; Chapter XXI - The Terror in the Night; Chapter XXII - The Haunted Man; BOOK III - The Terror by Night and the Terror by Day; Chapter XXIII - The Way He Told Her; Chapter XXIV - A Woman's View; Chapter XXV - The Man in the Street; Chapter XXVI - A Father's No; Chapter XXVII - The Terror by Night; Chapter XXVIII - The Strange Story of the Man in the Street
Chapter XXIX - The House on the Road from the WorkhouseChapter XXX - The Singular Behaviour of Mr Holt; Chapter XXXI - The Terror by Day; BOOK IV - In Pursuit; Chapter XXXII - A New Client; Chapter XXXIII - What Came of Looking Through a Lattice; Chapter XXXIV - After Twenty Years; Chapter XXXV - A Bringer of Tidings; Chapter XXXVI - What the Tidings Were; Chapter XXXVII - What was Hidden Under the Floor; Chapter XXXVIII - The Rest of the Find; Chapter XXXIX - Miss Louisa Coleman; Chapter XL - What Miss Coleman Saw Through the Window; Chapter XLI - The Constable, -His Clue,-And the Cab
Chapter XLII - The Quarry DoublesChapter XLIII - The Murder at Mrs 'enderson's; Chapter XLIV - The Man who was Murdered; Chapter XLV - All That Mrs 'enderson Knew; Chapter XLVI - The Sudden Stopping; Chapter XLVII - The Contents of the Third-Class Carriage; Chapter XLVIII - The Conclusion of the Matter;
