The Girl and the Bill An American Story of Mystery, Romance and Adventure

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The Girl and the Bill An American Story of Mystery, Romance and Adventure

by Bannister Merwin

EN·~6 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total

CHAPTER I - THE THRESHOLD OF ADVENTURE

20:48

CHAPTER II - SENHOR PORITOL

20:49

CHAPTER III - THE SHADOWS

18:23

CHAPTER IV - THE GIRL OF THE CAR

20:14

CHAPTER V - “EVANS, S. R.”

16:39

CHAPTER VI - A CHANCE LEAD

21:45

CHAPTER VII - A JAPANESE AT LARGE

21:19

CHAPTER VIII - THE TRAIL OF MAKU

27:48

CHAPTER IX - NUMBER THREE FORTY-ONE

16:14

CHAPTER X - “FIND THE AMERICAN”

15:29

Description

In bustling turn‑of‑the‑century Chicago, the streets pulse with clamor, horse‑drawn fire engines, and the restless energy of a city that feels like a living laboratory. Robert Orme, a methodical lawyer with a quiet kindness, wanders the shopping district, observing the city’s rhythm while quietly questioning his own longing for something more than routine. His practical world is jolted when a traffic jam reveals a striking young woman in a black touring‑car, her calm demeanor contrasting sharply with the chaos around her.

She is arrested for obstructing traffic, yet her composure and the mystery in her eyes hint at a purpose far beyond a simple infraction. Orme, drawn by an unexpected spark of curiosity and romance, steps in with his characteristic courtesy, offering a subtle rescue that could set both of them on an unforeseen path. Their brief encounter promises a blend of legal intrigue, urban adventure, and the tender possibility of love amid the ever‑changing streets of Chicago.

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Full title

The Girl and the Bill An American Story of Mystery, Romance and Adventure An American Story of Mystery, Romance and Adventure

Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (373K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Jun 15, 2008

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Bannister Merwin

Bannister Merwin

A prolific early film writer and director, he moved between poetry, magazine editing, novels, and the fast-growing silent screen. His career captures a moment when American literary talent was spilling into the new art of cinema.

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