The Fourth Degree

by F. Britten Austin

That intuition of yours is positively uncanny, Sebright, he said. You may be quite right, of course. It may just as well be Oglethorpe as another. That it was one of Arbuthnot's own clerks who murdered him, I feel certain. . . . Do you mind my doing a little investigation of my own? It won't conflict with yours, and I have a personal interest in the matter."

48 pages, Paperback

First published June 30, 2004