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"The Further Adventures of Jimmy Dale" is a collection of short stories written by Frank L. Packard in 1919. This collection is a sequel to the adventures of Jimmy Dale, a character known for leading a double life as a wealthy playboy and master thief called "Grey Seal". The story follows Jimmy Dale as he tries to maintain his secret identity while navigating the world of crime and engaging in various mysteries and challenges.
The character of Jimmie Dale became so popular that his stories were serialized in magazines and then compiled into collections. ¡°The Further Adventures of Jimmy Dale¡± is one of the collections that continues the exciting story of this fictional character.

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Summary
A diminutive gas-jet¡¯s sickly, yellow flame illuminated the room with poverty-stricken inadequacy; high up on the wall, bordering the ceiling, the moonlight, as though contemptuous of its artificial competitor, streamed in through a small, square window, and laid a white, flickering path to the door across a filthy and disreputable rag of carpet; also, through a rent in the roller shade, which was drawn over a sort of antiquated French window that opened on a level with the floor and in line with the top-light, the moonlight disclosed a narrow and squalid courtyard without.