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Peter Cheyney

“Say, Mr. Caution, don’t ya think I got swell legs? I just asked that big punk Gettzler for a raise an’ he says I’m goin’ bowlegged. I reckon he’s a lousy liar. What do you think?”

Sadie has got the swellest legs in Chicago, an’ when she does her act at the theatre, hard-boiled guys rush off home just outa sheer nervous energy. She has also got sex appeal plus, but no brains. From the neck up she is as dead as a piece of frozen Eskimo. 

This is a classic short story featuring Peter Cheyney’s popular detective Lemmy Caution.

Andrew Sterling

Pulpvox.se

Yabot

Lemmy Caution

From the neck up

The guy in the dirty grey fedora looked like he might have come out of the Bellevue Morgue—off a slab. He was big and his jaw jutted over the edge of his upturned coat collar. His eyes shifted all over as if he was waiting for somebody to pick up any time. 

His shoes were broken and the upper of one had gone rotten with wet. Each time he took a step it squelched. His fingers, inside his coat-pocket, were clasped round the butt of a .38 police Positive that had once been issued to a copper who got himself cited for bravery in the line of duty the day after they buried him.

He turned off Bowery at Kenmare. He was limping. He had a blister on his right foot where the shoe was broken. He hastened his steps with an effort. On Mott he saw the newsboy.

The limping guy looked around, and worked up slowly towards the boy.

The boy made a play of selling him a news-sheet. The limping guy took it. On the front page he could see his own picture, and across the top of the sheet was a banner caption—"Fremer Breaks Jail—Kills Two Guards."

That was him!

This is a classic short story featuring Peter Cheyney’s popular detective Lemmy Caution.

Nice Work

Oklahoma Police Headquarters calling all cruisers, all Highway Police.

Look out for Lemmy Caution who has today broken jail at Oklahoma City, after killing a guard and Deputy Sheriff.

Last seen proceeding in the direction of the State line near Tahlequah. Is probably proceeding to Joplin. Be careful. This man is dangerous!

He is driving a dark green Ford V. 8 Sedan, with the near side driving window broken. The car is carrying Missouri State plates but these will probably be changed. Caution is armed. He is a killer.

Caution was serving a twenty years' sentence for the shooting of an Oklahoma State policeman last year.

Oklahoma Police Headquarters calling all police cruisers, all Highway Police.

Look out for this man. Warn garages between Tulsa and Tahlequah that he will probably need gas.

Go get him boys! Go get him boys!

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A thriller with Peter Cheyney’s popular detective Lemmy Caution.

This is the first in a series of ten novels featuring the FBI agent Lemmy Caution. A bestseller that enabled Cheyney to become a full-time novelist.

Leonard Wells

This man is dangerous

Lemmy Caution investigates a counterfeiting case and a suspicious suicide. Are the two cases connected? Before the action is over, he’ll travel from New York to the desert outside Palm Springs— encountering beautiful dames—and more than a few desperate men...who aren’t afraid to kill!

Wildside Press

Dames Don't Care