<영어로 읽는 고전 _ 로버트 W. 챔버스의 실종자 추적자>
"The Tracer of Lost Persons"는 미스터리, 로맨스, 모험 등 다양한 장르에 걸친 작품으로 유명한 미국 작가 Robert W. Chambers가 쓴 소설로 1906년에 처음 출판되었다.
"The Tracer of Lost Persons"의 이야기는 미스터리와 탐정 소설에 대한 Chambers의 재능을 보여준다. 이 책은 미스터리 풀이, 캐릭터 탐색, 20세기 초 사회 엿보기의 조합을 제공해 준다. Mr. Keen의 독특한 능력과 그가 만나는 다양한 캐릭터는 이야기의 매력을 더 한다.


"The Tracer of Lost Persons" is a novel first published in 1906 by American author Robert W.
The story of "The Tracer of Lost Persons" showcases Chambers' talent for mystery and detective fiction. This book offers a combination of solving mysteries, exploring characters, and peeking into early 20th-century society. Mr. Keen's unique abilities and the variety of characters he meets add to the charm of the story.

요약
"The Tracer of Lost Persons"는 "The Tracer"로 알려진 Mr. Keen이라는 캐릭터가 등장하는 상호 연결된 단편 소설 모음집이다. Keen 씨는 숙련된 수사관이자 실종자 "추적자"다. 즉, 실종자를 찾는 데 능숙한 주인공이다. 컬렉션의 각 이야기에는 Mr. Keen이 다른 사건을 맡고 그의 재능을 사용하여 미스터리를 풀고 사람들을 사랑하는 사람들과 재결합시키는 것이 포함되어 있다.

Summary
"The Tracer of Lost Persons" is about Mr. It is a collection of interconnected short stories featuring the character Keen. Mr. Keen is a skilled investigator and "tracker" of missing persons. He is, in other words, a protagonist who is good at finding missing people. Each story in the collection features a Mr. It involves Keen taking on different cases and using his talents to solve mysteries and reunite people with their loved ones.

Contents

CHAPTER I. He was thirty-three, agreeable to look at,
CHAPTER II. Meanwhile, Gatewood was walking along Fifth Avenue,
CHAPTER III. "This is a list of particular and general questions for you to answer,
CHAPTER IV. As a matter of fact, he was not. Too poor in imagination to invent,
CHAPTER V. Gatewood, burdened with restlessness and gnawed by curiosity,
CHAPTER VI. All the way to the Whip and Spur Club he sat buried in a reverie from which,
CHAPTER VII. The news of Gatewood's fate filled Kerns with a pleasure bordering upon melancholy.
CHAPTER VIII. Harren started, then walked slowly to the center of the room
CHAPTER IX. When the Tracer of Lost Persons entered Captain Harren's room
CHAPTER X. "Come!" said the Tracer suddenly; "this won't do.
CHAPTER XI. During his first year of wedded bliss, Gatewood cut the club.
CHAPTER XII. "Nothing," said Gatewood firmly, "can make me believe
CHAPTER XIII. Gatewood, in the telephone booth, waited impatiently for Mr. Keen;
CHAPTER XIV. In the meanwhile, at the other end of the wire,
CHAPTER XV. The dinner that Kerns had planned for himself and
CHAPTER XVI. "Good heavens!" he said, appalled, and dropped his suit case with a crash.
CHAPTER XVII. On the thirteenth day of March, 1906,
CHAPTER XVIII. "When I left the Point I was assigned to the colored cavalry.
CHAPTER XIX. "The ancient Egyptian word for the personal pronoun 'I' was anuk,"
CHAPTER XX. For a full minute the two men sat there without moving or speaking.
CHAPTER XXI. "What we want to do," said Gatewood over the telephone,
CHAPTER XXII. At one o'clock that afternoon a young man earnestly consulting a map
CHAPTER XXIII. When Rosalind Hollis found herself on her feet again
CHAPTER XXIV. No, there could be no longer any doubt in her mind