The house of the seven keys
Subtitle: being the record of a further exploit in the career of Hamilton Cleek, detective
By: by Mary E. & T. W. Hanshew...
Contributors: Hanshew, Thomas W., 1857-1914.
Publisher: Hutchinson
Published: 1925
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 284
First sentence: " That's right, Dollops ! Shoulder the bag, my lad and I'II take the suit-case and the golf-clubs. Gad ! We look like a blessed pantechnicon -- The pair of us ! "   Hamilton Cleek swung the canvas-bag on to the shoulder of his Burberry-coat, adjusted his tweed cap a trifle more snugly over the bronze clip of his neat head, and then reached down a hand for the heavy suit-case which bore the initials " F.G. " painted thereon in large black letters, and led the way down the tiny village platform.