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A wealthy banker, Sir Garth Fratten, dies suddenly from an aneurysm on the Duke of York's Steps. His doctor is satisfied that a mild shock such as being jostled would be enough to cause Sir Garth's death. It all seems so straightforward, and there is no inquest.But Fratten's daughter Inez is not satisfied. She places an advertisement in the London newspapers that comes to the attention of Scotland Yard, and Inspector John Poole is assigned to make enquiries.Poole's investigation leads him into a world of high finance where things are not as they seem; a sordid world in which rich young men make fools of themselves over chorus girls.

This comprehensive guide to fishing covers everything from the types of rods and reels to use, to the best techniques for catching different types of fish. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, Rod-Fishing in Clear Waters is a must-read for any angler.

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Focusing on various fishing techniques, this guide covers fly, minnow, and worm fishing in detail. It offers insights into selecting gear, bait, and casting methods, making it accessible for beginners. Each chapter addresses a specific topic, from understanding fish habitats to tying different types of flies. The final chapter provides easy instructions for dressing flies, including dry, wet, and nymphs. This comprehensive resource is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their fishing skills and knowledge.

The narrative centers around the allure of the San Podino Gold Company, which attracted numerous investors due to an overly optimistic prospectus. However, the reality turned out to be disappointing, as the mine produced nothing but "Fool's Gold," leaving shareholders in a precarious financial situation. This tale explores themes of deception and the pitfalls of blind investment.

The mysterious disappearance of two prominent London businessmen sets off a gripping investigation. Cousins James and Charles Morden, who operate a struggling shipping company in Liverpool post-Great War, face mounting suspicion amid financial irregularities. The plot thickens when James's body is discovered on the banks of the Mersey, raising questions about foul play and the truth behind their vanishing. This tale weaves elements of intrigue and family dynamics against a backdrop of economic turmoil.

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The body of a woman is found in a corner of Hampstead Heath. She's been strangled, and it's clear from her appearance that she was a prostitute. The detectives seem faced with a hopeless lack of evidence. They have a suspect and several contradictory witnesses, but no proof and little information to go on. With ingenuity and tireless patience Inspector Poole of Scotland Yard finds out that the dead woman was not always a low-grade prostitute but had sunk to hopeless poverty from a very different life.