There was no H.C.N.in that besides, wherever it is, there's always a smell stronger or fainter--of bitter almonds.

There was none about that bottle." "Yet you were very anxious that we should take care of the bottle ?" observed Mitchington.
"Of course!--because I suspected the use of some much rarer poison than that," retorted Bryce.

"Pooh!--it's a clumsy way of poisoning anybody!--quick though it is." "Well, there's where it is!" said Mitchington.

"That'll be the medical evidence at the inquest, anyway.

That's how it was done.