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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"Has anybody else been here?" he asked. "I mean any outsiders." "A good many folks from the village." "Anybody else?" "Yes, a detective from Brooklyn. He thought there might be a job for him, but there wasn't, so he went away," and the policeman smiled grimly. "What was his name?" "I think he said it was Peterson." "Is that the Bardon house yonder?" And Adam Adams pointed through the window and across the side lawn. "Yes. Doctor Bardon was the first to come over--he and his mother." "So I heard. I think I'll step over and speak to them a moment." "So you are working for Miss Langmore?" "Yes, in a way." "You'll have an uphill job clearing her. The coroner thinks he has a clear case against her." "Do you know what evidence he possesses?" |
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