
ILLUSTRATIONS
THE DAUGHTER OF ANDERSON CROW - CHAPTER I - Anderson Crow, Detective
CHAPTER II - The Pursuit Begins
CHAPTER III - The Culprits
CHAPTER IV - Anderson Rectifies an Error
CHAPTER V - The Babe on the Doorstep
CHAPTER VI - Reflection and Deduction
CHAPTER VII - The Mysterious Visitor
CHAPTER VIII - Some Years Go By
CHAPTER IX - The Village Queen
In the quiet, Revolutionary‑war‑steeped town of Tinkletown, Anderson Crow stands like a living monument. For nearly three decades he has worn three hats—marshal, fire chief, and street commissioner—earning a reputation that reaches far beyond the town’s modest borders. His rugged presence and unwavering authority have kept the community’s streets safe, while his clever detective work has already earned headlines in distant city papers.
Now, with his recent induction into the prestigious New York Imperial Detective Association, a fresh wave of curiosity ripples through the town. As Crow adjusts to his new badge, whispers of a mysterious infant wrapped in blankets and a series of odd, unsettling events begin to surface. Those early hints promise a tangled investigation that will test the marshal’s seasoned instincts and draw the attention of everyone in Tinkletown, especially the one person who may hold the key to what follows.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (435K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jan 27, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1866–1928
Best known for whisking readers away to the imaginary kingdom of Graustark and for the comic premise behind Brewster's Millions, this Indiana-born novelist wrote fast-paced popular fiction that traveled widely beyond the page. His stories mixed romance, adventure, and light satire in a way that helped define early twentieth-century entertainment.
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