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After a rough crossing from Dover, Colonel Basil Annesley finds he is the only passenger on the Engardine Express from Calais to Lucerne. That is, he is the only passenger until a mysterious woman shows up at the last minute to book a compartment for her servant, an infant and... Read Full Overview

Reproduction of the original: The Passenger from Calais by Arthur Griffiths

After a rough crossing from Dover, Colonel Basil Annesley finds he is the only passenger on the Engardine Express from Calais to Lucerne. That is, he is the only passenger until a mysterious woman shows up at the last minute to book a compartment for her servant, an infant and... Read Full Overview

Detective novel set aboard the express from Calais to Lucerne when a mysterious woman appears at the last minute, followed by two detectives, to book a compartment for herself, her servant and an infant but just what is her mystery?

The Passenger From Calais is a mystery novel written by Arthur Griffiths in 1906. The story is set in England and revolves around the murder of a wealthy businessman named Mr. Gordon Stuart. The main character, Inspector Hanaud, is called in to investigate the murder after a... Read Full Overview

The Passenger From Calais is a novel written by Arthur Griffiths and first published in 1906. The story revolves around a mysterious woman who boards a train from Calais to Paris. She is accompanied by a young girl, who appears to be her daughter, and a man who is clearly not... Read Full Overview

After a rough crossing from Dover, Colonel Basil Annesley finds he is the only passenger on the Engardine Express from Calais to Lucerne. That is, he is the only passenger until a mysterious woman shows up at the last minute to book a compartment for her servant, an infant and... Read Full Overview

Reproduction of the original: The Passenger from Calais by Arthur Griffiths

"The Passenger from Calais" from Arthur Griffiths. Prison administrator and author (1838-1908).

The crossing from Dover to Calais had been rough; a drizzling rain fell all the time, and most of the passengers had remained below. Strange to say, they were few enough, as I saw on landing. It was a Sunday in late July, and there ought to have been a strong stream setting towards... Read Full Overview