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Updated: May 15, 2025
The Coroner made no remark it was very evident from his manner that he considered Dr. Mirandolet's evidence somewhat mystifying. And Dr. Mirandolet stepped down and in response to the official invitation Dr. John Sperling-Lawson walked into the vacated witness-box. "One of the greatest authorities on poisons living," whispered Lauriston to Purdie, while Dr.
"He has stolen the diamond!" The silence that followed on this extraordinary exclamation was suddenly broken: the mortuary keeper, who had been advancing towards a door at the side of the room, dropped a bunch of keys. The strange metallic sound of their falling roused Ayscough, who had started aside, and was staring, open-mouthed, at Mirandolet's waving hands. He caught the doctor by the arm.
Mirandolet's somewhat excited answers but Purdie noticed that the people in court listened eagerly for every word. He happened to be at the hospital, said Dr. Sperling-Lawson, when the man Parslett was brought in, and he saw him die. He fully agreed with Dr.
Ayscough's curiosity was aroused by Mirandolet's manner, and without going back to Purdie's room, he set out with him. Mirandolet remained strangely silent until they came to the street in which the mortuary stood. "A strange and mysterious matter this, my friend!" he said.
But Lor' bless you! there's such a lot o' foreigners in this quarter, especially Japanese and Siamese law students and medical students and such like that you'd never notice a couple of Easterns particularly and I've no doubt they wear English clothes. Now, what do you want to see this doctor for?" he asked as they halted by Dr. Mirandolet's door. "Anything to do with the matter in hand?"
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