The Darrow Enigma by Melvin Linwood Severy
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Hello! That sounds like the Doctor's rig."
A moment later the bell rang and Dr. Ferris entered the room. "Ah, Doctor," he said extending his hand to me, "what have we here?" Before I could answer he had noticed Maitland and advanced to shake hands with him. "Is this indeed so serious as I have been told?" he asked, after his greeting. "It seems to me likely," replied Maitland slowly, "to develop into the darkest mystery I have ever known." "Hum!" replied the Examiner. "Has the body been moved or the disposition of its members altered?" "Not since I arrived," replied Officer Barker. "And before?" queried Dr. Ferris, turning to Maitland. "Everything is absolutely intact. I have made a few notes and measurements, but I have disturbed nothing," replied Maitland. "Good," said the Examiner. "May I see those notes before I go? You were on that Parker case and you have, you know, something of a reputation for thoroughness. Perhaps you may have noted something that would escape me." |
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