Complete and unabridged, with 56 full-page plates by James McNeill Whistler, James 'Clock' Shaw and Johan Christian Dahl. A crippled officer and a nurse in wartime Paris, four gold ingots and a house on the quay where somebody has been walled up. Leblanc published it in 1917 with the war going on outside the pages, and brought Lupin in halfway through under another name. The trail runs from a hospital garden to the mud of the Seine. Fifty-six plates, among them Whistler's Thames in Ice and night scenes by James McNeill Whistler, carry the river fog and quayside dread that hang over Leblanc's wartime Paris.