Sullivan, Eleanor (ed) - Ellery Queen's More Murder on Cue / Салливан, Элеанор (ред) - Еще убийство по сигналу [1990, EPUB, ENG]

The Garden Path to Hell by RUPERT HOLMES The Gentleman From Paris / Джентльмен из Парижа by JOHN DICKSON CARR A Harmless Vanity by THEDA O. HENLE Safe! by MICHAEL GILBERT How I Am Now in Chi by JOHN O'HARA The Lodger by MARIE BELLOC LOWNDES Sorry, Wrong Number / Простите, не тот номер by LUCILLE FLETCHER Back for Christmas / Домой, к Рождеству by JOHN COLLIER The Hands of Mr. Ottermole by THOMAS BURKE Cagney & Lacey by SERITA DEBORAH STEVENS Thirteen Lead Soldiers / Тринадцать свинцовых солдатиков by H. C. McNEILE A Girl Can't Always Have Everything / Раз на раз не приходится by TONITA S. GARDNER Gay Falcon by MICHAEL ARLEN Goodbye, Miss Lizzie Borden by LILLIAN DE LA TORRE The Turn of the Tide by C. S. FORESTER The Best of Everything / Самое-самое by STANLEY ELLIN

Carlton House Hotel Broadway, New-York 14th April, 1849

My dear brother: Were my hand more steady, Maurice, or my soul less agitated, I should have written to you before this. All is safe: so much I tell you at once. For the rest, I seek sleep in vain, and this is not merely because I find myself a stranger and a foreigner in New-York. Listen and judge. We discussed, I think, the humiliation that a Frenchman must go to England ere he could take passage in a reliable ship for America. The Britannia steam-packet departed from Liverpool on the second of the month and arrived here on the seventeenth. Do not smile, I implore you, when I tell you that my first visit on American soil was to Piatt’s Saloon, under Wallack’s Theatre. Great God, that voyage! ...