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The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow

BOOK II
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When my echo rings, it must carry no false sound.

Remember, I did not sleep last night.

When I present this case to you as I see it, I must be at my best.

I am not at my best to-day." This was doubtless true, but the Inspector had not discovered it.
XII "SPARE NOBODY! I SAY, SPARE NOBODY!" On his way home Mr.Gryce stopped at the Calderon to inquire how Mrs.
Taylor was doing, and what his prospects were for a limited interview with her.
He was told that no such interview could be considered for days--that she still lay in a stupor, with brief flashes of acute consciousness, during which she would scream "No! no!"-- that brain fever was feared and that increased excitement might be fatal.
Another bar to progress! He had hoped to help her memory into supplying him with a fact which would greatly simplify a task whose anomalies secretly alarmed him.

She had been in a fair state of mind before her nerve was attacked by the event which robbed the little Angeline of life and herself of reason, and if carefully approached, might possibly recall some of the impressions made upon her previous to that moment.


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