In the Mayor's Parlour
In the Mayor's Parlour
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Suddenly he looked up.
"There's this matter of the handkerchief, or portion of a handkerchief, "he said. "Picked up, we are told, from the hearth in the Mayor'sParlour, where the rest of it had been burned. Did you hear Mrs. Marriner's evidence about that, Dr. Wellesley?" "I did!" "Is what she said, or suggested, correct? Is the handkerchief yours?" "I have never seen the handkerchief, or, rather, the remains of it. Iheard that some portion of a handkerchief, charred and blood-stained, was foun...d on the hearth in the Mayor's Parlour, and that it had beenhanded over to Superintendent Hawthwaite, but I have not had it shown tome. " The Coroner glanced at Hawthwaite, who since the opening of the Courthad sat near Meeking, occasionally exchanging whispered remarks.
"Let Dr. Wellesley see that fragment, " he said.
All eyes were fixed on the witness as he took the piece of charred andfaintly stained stuff in his hands and examined it. Everybody knew thatthe stain was from the blood of the murdered man; the same thought wasin everybody's mind--was that stain now being critically inspected bythe actual murderer?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly he looked up.
"There's this matter of the handkerchief, or portion of a handkerchief, "he said. "Picked up, we are told, from the hearth in the Mayor'sParlour, where the rest of it had been burned. Did you hear Mrs. Marriner's evidence about that, Dr. Wellesley?" "I did!" "Is what she said, or suggested, correct? Is the handkerchief yours?" "I have never seen the handkerchief, or, rather, the remains of it. Iheard that some portion of a handkerchief, charred and blood-stained, was foun...d on the hearth in the Mayor's Parlour, and that it had beenhanded over to Superintendent Hawthwaite, but I have not had it shown tome. " The Coroner glanced at Hawthwaite, who since the opening of the Courthad sat near Meeking, occasionally exchanging whispered remarks.
"Let Dr. Wellesley see that fragment, " he said.
All eyes were fixed on the witness as he took the piece of charred andfaintly stained stuff in his hands and examined it. Everybody knew thatthe stain was from the blood of the murdered man; the same thought wasin everybody's mind--was that stain now being critically inspected bythe actual murderer?
What to read after In the Mayor's Parlour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Joseph Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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