title: The Riddle of Mystery Inn
author:  Kent Conwell 
description: Kent Conwell grew up in the wide-open Texas Panhandle in the town of Wheeler, population 848. The West was an integral part of his life. Reading and writing came naturally to him for the desolation of the Panhandle offered little more than school and work.
zlib_text: THE
  LAST
  TENANT.
  
  THE LAST TENANT.
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  FARJEON,
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  AUTHOR
  OF “GREAT PORTER
  SQUARE,"
  “on-11*,"
  "BLADE
  0’ GRASS,"
  “SOMETHING
  OCCURRED,"
  me.,
  me.
  LONDON:
  HUTOHINSON
  &
  00.,
  34, PATERNOSTER ROW
  
  T’ F1
  4- (0 <9“)
  Printed by Hazel], Watson, & Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbnry.
  
  CONTENTS.
  CHAP.
  PAGE
  I.
  MY
  WIFE
  MAKES
  UP
  HER
  MIND
  TO
  MOVE
  .
  7
  II.
  HOUSE-HUNTING
  A LA
  MODE
  .
  .
  .
  .
  15
  III.
  AN OLD FRIEND
  UNEXPECTEDLY
  PRESENTS
  HIM
  SELF
  .
  .
  .
  .
  .
  .
  A.
  25
  Iv.
  EOE MILLE'I‘
  GIVES
  US
  SOME CURIOUS INFORMA
  TION
  ABOUT THE
  HOUSE IN LAME’S TERRACE
  32
  V.
  WE LOOK OVER THE HOUSE IN LAMR’S TERRACE,
  '
  AND
  RECEIVE
  A SHOCK
  .
  .
  .
  .
  45
  VI.
  THE
  ANSWER
  TO THE
  BELL
  .
  .
  .
  .
  57
  VII. I MAKE
  SOME
  SINGULAR
  EXPERIMENTS
  .
  .
  68
  VIII. I TAKE
  BOB
  INTO
  MY
  CONFIDENCE
  .
  .
  78
  IX. I PAY
  BOB MILLET
  A VISIT
  .
  .
  .
  .
  84
  X.
  RONALD
  ELSDALE
  GIVES
  OPINIONS.
  .
  .
  94
  XI.
  BOB
  RELATES
  TO
  ME
  SOME
  PARTICULARS
  OF
  RONALD
  ELSDALE’S
  DELUSION
  .
  .
  .
  101
  XII.
  A
  HOUSE
  ON FIRE
  .
  .
  .
  .
  .
  110
  XIII. I TAKE THE
  HAUNTED
  HOUSE