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From: Nathaniel Tracy
Subject: [dev-serveez] Pilgrim
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:02:05 -0700

But it hasnt beenrefilled since I returned from overseas. Then he lumbered backto his chair and sat blinking heavily for several moments. And whats more, the major isnt that kind; hestoo nervy. Vulgarly put, I want to snoop through themajors apartment at once. Sitdown, and Ill go over the matter with you in a moment. And anyhow, he had no object in secreting them. The boy could easily have seen the light go out in the bedroom, ifthe door was open. Its painful, I know; and your hearts too weakfor an anaesthetic. Going to the window, he glanced down into the paved rear courttwenty-five or thirty feet below. Histechnique, so to speak, was bold, direct, and fearless. Also, theres a most intrestin psychological factorinvolved. Why did you tell Miss Hoffman not to mention them to me? A small Spanish cabinet by the windowproved equally disappointing. While he wasthere he was watching me every minute. There you are, old chap, he cheerfully announced, bending over itclosely. Moreover, the same psychology that appliedto the gun applies to the jewels. A man doesnt shoot his brother for ahandful of jewels. That, of course,would be a contributory factor. Also, theres a most intrestin psychological factorinvolved. Also, theres a most intrestin psychological factorinvolved. Markhams tone was one of exclamatory protest. Its not here in the chiffonier, headded, closing the last drawer. And if we had,theyd probably not be detectives. BOY: The bedroom door was open, and the light was shinin into thehall. That, of course,would be a contributory factor. On the right of this passageway, near the entrance,was a door opening into the bedroom. Themajor knew the captain lived alone, and that he would havediffculty in establishing an alibi. On the right-handwall was a fireplace and a mantel on which sat an old-fashionedmahogany clock. I say, Markham, surelyyoure a good enough judge of human nature to read the indications,what? Im not intrested in your stupid courts and your silly rules ofevidence. A clever blow, that, based onrotary leverage. But why did youkeep setting up these straw men and then knocking them over? Markham lifted his head jerkily, as if shaking himself out of anencroaching spell of hypnosis. The major then called tohim to learn the time by the clock on the mantel. He leaned back in his chair, like a man exhausted. But you were ready enough,dont y know, to believe in the guilt of half a dozen innocentpeople.

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