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Here lies one of the best clues for the physicist who seeks the cause of magnetism, and attempts to produce it, as Barnett has recently succeeded in doing, by rapidly whirling masses of metal in the laboratory. Sun-spot vortex in the upper hydrogen atmosphere. Photographed with the spectroheliograph. Perhaps a word of caution should be interpolated at this point.
Stanford was seen with the actor Jack Delarue last night, I imagine they quarrelled, for she returned alone, much agitated, in a taxi-cab. Any way you look at it, the clues are promising whether she needed money for Branford's speculations or for the financing of that rake Delarue."
"He might have kept quiet just to get money from Lefty for doing the work on intercepting the data. You know we had the clues, but it never occurred to us there might be a connection between Wallops Island and the stingarees, because who could imagine going to all that trouble to intercept open, unclassified data you can get by asking for it?" Rick had to laugh.
The story got into the newspapers into the Dublin papers; afterwards into the great London journals, and was widely discussed under the title of "The Drim Churchyard Mystery," but all this publicity and a thorough investigation of the few available clues led to nothing.
As to murderously inclined foes, Mr. Linder disclaimed knowledge of any. The notion that the trombonist had given a signal he derided as an "Old Sleuth pipe-dream." As time went on and "clues" came to nothing, the police had no greater concern than quietly to forget, according to custom, a problem beyond their limited powers.
He is an extremely clever detective, much respected for his resources in the matter of following clues which are so attenuated as to be scarcely clues at all." "Clues have no connection with Joan," said Lady Mallowe, still more annoyed. "All London knows her miserable story." "Have you " Captain Palliser's tone was thoughtful, " has any one ever seen Mr. Strangeways?" "No.
Yet, again, this would but have multiplied the clues for tracing her; and, finally, she would too probably have been discovered; after which, with all his youthful generosity, the poor Don could not have protected her. Too terrific was the vengeance that awaited an abettor of any fugitive nun; but, above all, if such a crime were perpetrated by an official mandatory of the church.
"Of all the luck! to think we'd strike such a piece as this! It's rich! It's the finest ever! We go to hunt for clues, and here they come straight to us. Talk to me about the favors of fortune, why, we're in it up to the neck!" "You seem to be tickled about something, Bob; has that paper any connection with it?" demanded Frank. "Well I should say, yes, by a big jugfull," replied the Kentucky boy.
"That towel alone has given me the evidence on which I shall obtain a conviction in this case. To-day I let it be known that it was in my possession and the guilty man or woman understood at once the value it would be to me. In order to gain additional clues I purposely gave the impression that I had yet to analyze either the spots or the trace of blood.
'Yes, what is it? 'Do you think that there is any chance of the murderer of this man being discovered? 'If the case had been handled by a London detective while the clues were fresh I daresay there might have been a chance, replied the doctor. 'But that mutton-headed Tinkler has made such a muddle of the affair that I am certain the murderer will never be captured.
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