The Gloved Hand
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He said that the murder had been committedabout midnight, that death had been due to strangulation; andidentified the cord and the blood-stained handkerchief which thecoroner submitted to him. I fancied that Swain lost a little of hiscolour when he saw the handkerchief and learned where it had beenfound, but he made no remark.
"Will Miss Vaughan be able to testify?" Goldberger inquired, justbefore the doctor stepped down.
"Unless it is absolutely necessary, I think she would better beexcused, "... Hinman answered. "She is still very nervous. The ordealmight cause a serious collapse. " "We will try to get along without her, " assented Goldberger. "Ifnecessary, I can take her deposition. Is she in bed?" "Yes; I am keeping her as quiet as possible. " "Very well; we won't disturb her, " said Goldberger, and Hinman wasexcused, and Freylinghuisen called. He merely testified to the causeof death and that the autopsy had shown that the deceased was in fairhealth and without organic disease.
Then the servants were called, but their evidence was unimportant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said that the murder had been committedabout midnight, that death had been due to strangulation; andidentified the cord and the blood-stained handkerchief which thecoroner submitted to him. I fancied that Swain lost a little of hiscolour when he saw the handkerchief and learned where it had beenfound, but he made no remark.
"Will Miss Vaughan be able to testify?" Goldberger inquired, justbefore the doctor stepped down.
"Unless it is absolutely necessary, I think she would better beexcused, "... Hinman answered. "She is still very nervous. The ordealmight cause a serious collapse. " "We will try to get along without her, " assented Goldberger. "Ifnecessary, I can take her deposition. Is she in bed?" "Yes; I am keeping her as quiet as possible. " "Very well; we won't disturb her, " said Goldberger, and Hinman wasexcused, and Freylinghuisen called. He merely testified to the causeof death and that the autopsy had shown that the deceased was in fairhealth and without organic disease.
Then the servants were called, but their evidence was unimportant.
What to read after The Gloved Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson Burton Egbert to read onlineMoreLess
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