Ashton-Kirk, Investigator
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"It was thisother who committed the murder. The infirmities of Locke, the mute, made it impossible for him to venture into the rooms. The risks for adeaf and short-sighted man would be too great. Danger might creep uponhim and he neither hear nor see it. For some reason which I have notyet discovered, but it may have been distrust, he had not informed hisconfederate as to the whereabouts of the object of their entrance. When they got as far as this hall, he concluded to do so; but asneither man... had a pencil, he conveyed the information as shown; thenthe confederate entered Hume's apartments by the door which Mrs. Dwyer found open. This, by an oversight, may have been left unlocked, or the criminals may have had a key. However, that does not affect thecase one way or another.
"It is my opinion that Hume was seated at his desk at this time andheard the intruder enter the storage room; then pushing back his chairas we saw it, he arose. The criminal, however, sprang upon and struckhim so expertly that he collapsed without a sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It was thisother who committed the murder. The infirmities of Locke, the mute, made it impossible for him to venture into the rooms. The risks for adeaf and short-sighted man would be too great. Danger might creep uponhim and he neither hear nor see it. For some reason which I have notyet discovered, but it may have been distrust, he had not informed hisconfederate as to the whereabouts of the object of their entrance. When they got as far as this hall, he concluded to do so; but asneither man... had a pencil, he conveyed the information as shown; thenthe confederate entered Hume's apartments by the door which Mrs. Dwyer found open. This, by an oversight, may have been left unlocked, or the criminals may have had a key. However, that does not affect thecase one way or another.
"It is my opinion that Hume was seated at his desk at this time andheard the intruder enter the storage room; then pushing back his chairas we saw it, he arose. The criminal, however, sprang upon and struckhim so expertly that he collapsed without a sound.
What to read after Ashton-Kirk, Investigator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcintyre John T. to read onlineMoreLess
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