The Blind Spot by Austin Hall;Homer Eon Flint
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"What's the deep study?" I asked him.
He looked up. By his eyes I could see that his thoughts had been far away. "What's the deep study?" I repeated. "I was just thinking, Harry; just thinking." "What?" "I was just thinking, Harry, that I would like to have about one hundred thousand dollars and about ten years' leisure." "That's a nice thought," I answered; "I could think that myself. What would you do with it?" "Do? Why, there is just one thing that I would do if I had that much money. I would solve the Blind Spot." This happened years ago while we were still in college. Many things have occurred since then. I am writing this on the verge of disaster. How little do we know! What was the idea that buzzed in the head of Hobart Fenton? He is concrete, physical, fearless. He is in South America. I have cabled to him and expect him as fast as steam can bring him. The great idea and discovery of the professor is a fact, not fiction. What is it? That I cannot answer. I have found it and I am a witness to its potency. Some law has been missed through the ages. It is inexorable and |
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