1957 迷宫案 - Robert van Gulik - The Chinese Maze Murders(v1.0).docVIP

This was proofed by the scanner and called (v1.0). The OCR program that I use interfaces with MS Word. My scans are done so I can read the books on my smart phone and or REB-1100 eBook reader. I use WordMagus to convert .DOC files to .RB and HTML. I use Mobipocket Creator to convert to .PRC. Judge Dee Mysteries Available from Chicago: The Chinese Bell Murders The Chinese Gold Murders The Chinese Lake Murders The Chinese Maze Murders The Chinese Nail Murders Judge Dee at Work The Emperors Pearl The Haunted Monastery The Lacquer Screen The Monkey and the Tiger Murder in Canton Necklace and Calabash The Phantom of the Temple Poets and Murder The Red Pavilion The Willow Pattern THE CHINESE MAZE MURDERS A Chinese detective story suggested by three original ancient Chinese plots by ROBERT VAN GULIK With nineteen plates drawn by the author in Chinese style THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS THE CASE OF THE MURDER IN THE SEALED ROOM THE CASE OF THE HIDDEN TESTAMENT THE CASE OF THE GIRL WITH THE SEVERED HEAD The University of Chicago Press, Chicago 60637 The University of Chicago Press, Ltd., London Copyright ? 1957 by N. V. Uitgeverij W. van Hoeve The Hague - Netherlands All rights reserved. Originally published 1956 University of Chicago Press Edition 1997 Printed in the United States of America 03 02 01 6543 2 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Gulik, Robert Hans van, 1910-1967. The Chinese maze murders : a Chinese detective story suggested by three original ancient Chinese plots / by Robert Van Gulik ; with nineteen plates drawn by the author in Chinese style, p. cm. A Judge Dee mystery. ISBN 0-226-84878-7 (alk. paper) 1. Dee Jen-Djieh (Fictitious character) —Fiction. 2. Judges-China—Fiction. I. Title. PR9130.9.G8C54 1997 823.914-dc21 97-1028 CIP ? The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the American National Sta