The cover page is adapted from The Hidden Staircase Cover, a painting completed in 1930 by Russell H. Tandy. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_H._Tandywww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Hidden Staircase
Chapitres (25)
- I: A Rude Visitor 0:00
- II: A Warning of Trouble 7:42
- III: Interesting Information 15:12
- IV: A Second Call 25:53
- V: Strange Happenings 34:55
- VI: The Ghost Calls Again 45:27
- VII: What Can It Mean! 56:30
- VIII: The Warning 1:04:31
- IX: The Anonymous Message 1:12:37
- X: An Unfruitful Search 1:22:03
- XI: A Cry in the Night 1:32:53
- XII: The Theft 1:39:53
- XIII: Another Surprise 1:51:08
- XIV: What Happened to Carson Drew 2:00:39
- XV: A Prisoner 2:09:57
- XVI: A New Clue 2:19:14
- XVII: Under Cover of Darkness 2:28:41
- XVIII: Inside the Other House 2:37:02
- XIX: A Chance Discovery 2:49:14
- XX: The Underground Passage 2:57:50
- XXI: The End of the Passage 3:09:45
- XXII: The Next Move 3:16:52
- XXIII: Notifying the Police 3:31:14
- XXIV: Nancy Leads the Way 3:39:29
- XXV: Captured 3:51:01
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Nancy Drew’s reputation as an amateur detective precedes her when two elderly sisters ask her to look into a haunting at their mansion. Can Nancy help them find the source of the strange happenings before the sisters are forced to sell the house?
The Hidden Staircase is the second of the Nancy Drew Mystery Stories. Carolyn Keene was a pseudonym used by the series’ authors; this particular book was written by Mildred Wirt Benson, who claimed it was her favorite Nancy Drew story that she wrote. It was first published in 1930, and later revised in 1959. This Standard Ebooks edition follows the text of the first edition.