The Mystery of 31 New Inn
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The signature ofthe second will presumably resembles those of the cheques drawn aboutthe same date. But that is not material, or, if it should become so, wecould claim to examine the second will. " He laid the cards out on the table in the order of their dates andslowly ran his eye down the series. I watched him closely and venturedpresently to ask: "Do you agree with Mr. Britton as to the general identity of characterin the whole set of signatures?" "Yes, " he replied. "I should certainly have... put them down as being allthe signatures of one person. The variations are very slight. The latersignatures are a little stiffer, a little more shaky and indistinct, andthe B's and k's are both appreciably different from those in the earlierones. But there is another fact which emerges when the whole series isseen together, and it is so striking and significant a fact, that I amastonished at its not having been remarked on by Mr. Britton. " "Indeed!" said I, stooping to examine the photographs with freshinterest; "what is that?" "It is a very simple fact and very obvious, but yet, as I have said, very significant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The signature ofthe second will presumably resembles those of the cheques drawn aboutthe same date. But that is not material, or, if it should become so, wecould claim to examine the second will. " He laid the cards out on the table in the order of their dates andslowly ran his eye down the series. I watched him closely and venturedpresently to ask: "Do you agree with Mr. Britton as to the general identity of characterin the whole set of signatures?" "Yes, " he replied. "I should certainly have... put them down as being allthe signatures of one person. The variations are very slight. The latersignatures are a little stiffer, a little more shaky and indistinct, andthe B's and k's are both appreciably different from those in the earlierones. But there is another fact which emerges when the whole series isseen together, and it is so striking and significant a fact, that I amastonished at its not having been remarked on by Mr. Britton. " "Indeed!" said I, stooping to examine the photographs with freshinterest; "what is that?" "It is a very simple fact and very obvious, but yet, as I have said, very significant.
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