A Mystery Story for Girls
The
PHANTOM VIOLIN
By
ROY J. SNELL
The Reilly & Lee Co.
Chicago
COPYRIGHT 1934
BY
THE REILLY & LEE CO.
PRINTED IN THE U. S. A.
CONTENTS
- CHAPTER PAGE
- I The Ship’s Ghost 11
- II Mysteries of Night 22
- III A Phantom of the Air 28
- IV Captivating Phantom 37
- V Pale Green Light 43
- VI A Strange Catch 52
- VII The Last Passengers 63
- VIII Dizzy’s Welcome 72
- IX The Call of the Gypsies 80
- X Silent Battle 90
- XI Song of the Phantom 99
- XII Gold 107
- XIII The Head Hunter 116
- XIV Secret of Greenstone Ridge 126
- XV A Leap in the Dark 138
- XVI Greta’s Secret 146
- XVII The Cavern of Fire 156
- XVIII At the Bottom of the Ancient Mine 166
- XIX Mystery from the Sky 174
- XX Aid from the Unknown 192
- XXI A Song from the Tree Tops 201
- XXII The White Flare 209
- XXIII Musical Enchantment 219
- XXIV The Little Black Tramp 233
- XXV Father Superior Takes a Hand 240
- XXVI Passing of the Pilgrim 250
- XXVII Green-Eyed Mansion 262
- XXVIII Treasure at Last 267
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THE PHANTOM VIOLIN
CHAPTER I
THE SHIP’S GHOST
“Flo—Florence! They saw me!”
The little French girl, Petite Jeanne,sprang noiselessly through the cabin door.Then, as if to keep someone out, closed thedoor and propped herself against it. “Theysaw me!” she repeated in a whisper. “Andthey—I believe they thought me a ghost. I’msure it was so. I heard one of them, he said‘ghost.’ I heard him!” Jeanne clasped andunclasped her slender fingers.
“Who saw you
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