The Case of the Crying Swallow
Perry Mason, Book 83
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The Case of the Crying Swallow
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Alexander Cendese
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Alexander Cendese
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He announced himself as Mr. Cash. His calling card was ten crisp hundred-dollar bills!
"My wife has disappeared," he told Perry Mason. "She's in trouble of some sort. I want to find her."
Mr. Cash's wife was indeed in trouble of a most serious sort. First, her jewelry disappeared. Then she disappeared. Perry Mason had to find her before the police could arrest her - for murder.
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