Death Points a Finger
Death Points a Finger
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He did not, ashe was accustomed to do, explain in elaborate detail. FormerPolice Commissioner McGuire asked: "Murdered! How was he murdered? The information is that he washung. What a strange way of murdering a man. " Professor Brierly nodded. He said: "He was found dead, hangingfrom a hook in his living-room, but he was dead when he was hung. " Marshall burst out: "Why did you go to New York, Professor?" Still speaking slowly, Professor Brierly answered: "I was engaged by the New York Eagleto ...undertake the trip for the purpose of viewing both bodies. Ialso had another reason. Since I am plunged into this investigationit may be necessary for me to have certain instruments, instrumentsof precision, for the purpose of conducting certain inquiries andfor making certain tests. " "Why, Professor, " exclaimed Justice Higginbotham. "You need nothave gone to the trouble for the second reason you give.
"It is likely that my workshop and laboratory contain everythingyou might need. " The professor's eyes lit up with a gleam of interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not, ashe was accustomed to do, explain in elaborate detail. FormerPolice Commissioner McGuire asked: "Murdered! How was he murdered? The information is that he washung. What a strange way of murdering a man. " Professor Brierly nodded. He said: "He was found dead, hangingfrom a hook in his living-room, but he was dead when he was hung. " Marshall burst out: "Why did you go to New York, Professor?" Still speaking slowly, Professor Brierly answered: "I was engaged by the New York Eagleto ...undertake the trip for the purpose of viewing both bodies. Ialso had another reason. Since I am plunged into this investigationit may be necessary for me to have certain instruments, instrumentsof precision, for the purpose of conducting certain inquiries andfor making certain tests. " "Why, Professor, " exclaimed Justice Higginbotham. "You need nothave gone to the trouble for the second reason you give.
"It is likely that my workshop and laboratory contain everythingyou might need. " The professor's eyes lit up with a gleam of interest.
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