The Case of the Lamp That Went Out
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JOHANN KNOLL REMEMBERS SOMETHING ELSE Muller's goal was the prison where Johann Knoll was awaiting his fate. The detective had permission to see the man as often as he wished to. Knoll had been proven a thief, but the accusation of murder againsthim had not been strengthened by anything but the most superficialcircumstantial evidence, therefore it was necessary that Muller shouldtalk with him in the hope of discovering something more definite.
Knoll lay asleep on his cot as the detective and th...e warder entered thecell. Muller motioned the attendant to leave him alone with the prisonerand he stood beside the cot looking down at the man. The face onthe hard pillow was not a very pleasant one to look at. The skin wasroughened and swollen and had that brown-purple tinge which comesfrom being constantly in the open air, and from habitual drinking. Theweather-beaten look may be seen often in the faces of men whose honestwork keeps them out of doors; but this man had not earned his colouringhonestly, for he was one of the sort who worked only from time to timewhen it was absolutely necessary and there was no other way of gettinga penny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHANN KNOLL REMEMBERS SOMETHING ELSE Muller's goal was the prison where Johann Knoll was awaiting his fate. The detective had permission to see the man as often as he wished to. Knoll had been proven a thief, but the accusation of murder againsthim had not been strengthened by anything but the most superficialcircumstantial evidence, therefore it was necessary that Muller shouldtalk with him in the hope of discovering something more definite.
Knoll lay asleep on his cot as the detective and th...e warder entered thecell. Muller motioned the attendant to leave him alone with the prisonerand he stood beside the cot looking down at the man. The face onthe hard pillow was not a very pleasant one to look at. The skin wasroughened and swollen and had that brown-purple tinge which comesfrom being constantly in the open air, and from habitual drinking. Theweather-beaten look may be seen often in the faces of men whose honestwork keeps them out of doors; but this man had not earned his colouringhonestly, for he was one of the sort who worked only from time to timewhen it was absolutely necessary and there was no other way of gettinga penny.
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