Through the Wall
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It appeared that he did not. Indeed, M. Paul himself remembered the youngman's quick, springy step when he left the cab that fatal night to enterBonneton's house. So now he proposed to make Lloyd walk back and forthseveral times in a pair of his own boots over soft earth in the prison yardand then show that impressions of these new footprints were different _inthe pressure marks_, and probably in the length of stride, from those leftin the alleyway. This would be further indication, along with ...thedifferences already noted in the nails, that the alleyway footprints werenot made by Kittredge.
Not made by Kittredge, reflected the detective, but by a man wearingKittredge's boots, a man wearing the missing third pair, the stolen pair!Ah, there was a nut to crack! This man must have stolen the boots, as hehad doubtless stolen the pistol, to throw suspicion on an innocent person. No other conclusion was possible; yet, he had not returned the boots toKittredge's room after the crime. Why not?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It appeared that he did not. Indeed, M. Paul himself remembered the youngman's quick, springy step when he left the cab that fatal night to enterBonneton's house. So now he proposed to make Lloyd walk back and forthseveral times in a pair of his own boots over soft earth in the prison yardand then show that impressions of these new footprints were different _inthe pressure marks_, and probably in the length of stride, from those leftin the alleyway. This would be further indication, along with ...thedifferences already noted in the nails, that the alleyway footprints werenot made by Kittredge.
Not made by Kittredge, reflected the detective, but by a man wearingKittredge's boots, a man wearing the missing third pair, the stolen pair!Ah, there was a nut to crack! This man must have stolen the boots, as hehad doubtless stolen the pistol, to throw suspicion on an innocent person. No other conclusion was possible; yet, he had not returned the boots toKittredge's room after the crime. Why not?
What to read after Through the Wall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moffett Cleveland to read onlineMoreLess
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