The Mansion of Mystery - Being a Certain Case of Importance, Taken from the Note-book of Adam Adams, Investigator and Detective by Chester K. Steele
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"She saw a Doctor Bird pass in his buggy and a farmer named Carboy go by on foot." "When was this?" "While she was at the piano. She doesn't know the exact time." There was a pause and the detective gave a faraway look out of the window and down the bustling thoroughfare. "So far as you are aware, Mr. Case, did Mr. Langmore have any personal enemies?" "I never heard of any." "He was rich?" "Yes." "What was his business?" "He was a dealer in patents and a promoter. Some thought he was rather eccentric, but I never found him so. He used to have an office here in New York but gave that up a year ago." "Well, what is your idea of this crime?" "I haven't any. But I know Margaret Langmore is not guilty." |
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