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[Bhpos-bert] unjustified


From: Portia Dailey
Subject: [Bhpos-bert] unjustified
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 07:35:13 -0700

Markham, with a gesture of annoyance, waved to the deputy sheriff totake Skeel back to the Tombs.
Skeels appearance that morning belied his sobriquet of Dude.
And her screams would seem to indicatethat he came forth from hiding a few minutes after I went. And you had no suspicion of the fact when you heard her call forhelp? The case was discussed for another half hour; then Spotswoodeexcused himself and left us.
Ill admit, said Markham coolly, that a homicidal mania is myidea of madness.
But let me tell you, its a subtle crime, if ever there wasone.
But tell me: didnt the sight shake you up a bit? Of course it did, murmured Vance, lapsing into lethargy.
There was an oiliness andshrewdness in the mans manner which were at once repulsive andarresting. The silence that followed wasbroken by Skeel.
Hehesitated, and a look almost of appeal came into his eyes. Tracy was dismissed, and Mannix was ushered in.
You still play it with two decks, I suppose, andpermit round-the-corner mating? Also,get me a line on Doctor Ambroise Lindquist.
Permit me a suggestion, Markham, he said, after a moments search. This chaps mania is outside yourpreposterously revered law. If only I hadnt taken so much for granted! Weve made no arrest, but one may be expected inthe very near future.
Markham, with a gesture of annoyance, waved to the deputy sheriff totake Skeel back to the Tombs.
He pressed a buzzer and ordered a clerk to fill out the necessaryrequisition.
Mannix made no difficulty about coming, he reported.

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