The Tragedy of An Indiscretion
The Tragedy of An Indiscretion
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Krause, of Berlin, had recorded some cases nearly similar. Considering the great rarity of the virus in this country, he thought it almost certain that the deceased must have been poisoned from this identical tube ; and considering the story of her going over the bridge into the river, and the post-mortem appearances indicating this poison, he could have no doubt that this was the way the crime must have been committed.
In reply to Brathwayte, he admitted that his know- ledge was almost entirel...y derived from German sources. He had not been to Berlin lately, nor had he seen any of the experiments conducted there. But every one knew the marvellous accuracy of the German schools. They were miles ahead of us in every department. Every doctor who wanted to be abreast of medical science must follow the work in Berlin. It was not necessary to go there, every discovery was exhaustively set forth in their periodicals. He had read Sir Alfred Ross's evidence in the former poisoning case, but that 240 The Tragedy of an Indiscretion was given before the latest German discoveries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Krause, of Berlin, had recorded some cases nearly similar. Considering the great rarity of the virus in this country, he thought it almost certain that the deceased must have been poisoned from this identical tube ; and considering the story of her going over the bridge into the river, and the post-mortem appearances indicating this poison, he could have no doubt that this was the way the crime must have been committed.
In reply to Brathwayte, he admitted that his know- ledge was almost entirel...y derived from German sources. He had not been to Berlin lately, nor had he seen any of the experiments conducted there. But every one knew the marvellous accuracy of the German schools. They were miles ahead of us in every department. Every doctor who wanted to be abreast of medical science must follow the work in Berlin. It was not necessary to go there, every discovery was exhaustively set forth in their periodicals. He had read Sir Alfred Ross's evidence in the former poisoning case, but that 240 The Tragedy of an Indiscretion was given before the latest German discoveries.
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