The Almost Perfect Murder

is spent in digging up 'evidence' to prove what anybody can see is so at a glance!\"

It was impossible to tell whether she was speaking quite seriously or not. This was an old subject of dispute between her and the Inspector.

He said: \"Well, to return to Henry Varick; what makes you suspect he may not have done it?\"

\"The whole character of the man, and all the former acts of his life so far as they have come to light.\"


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is spent in digging up 'evidence' to prove what anybody can see is so at a glance!\"

It was impossible to tell whether she was speaking quite seriously or not. This was an old subject of dispute between her and the Inspector.

He said: \"Well, to return to Henry Varick; what makes you suspect he may not have done it?\"

\"The whole character of the man, and all the former acts of his life so far as they have come to light.\"


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