Remember the conclusions we have drawn from Bartow's pantomime.

Mr.
Adams was killed by a left-handed thrust.

Watch for an acknowledgment that the young woman is left-handed, and do not forget that an explanation is due why for so long a time she held her other arm stretched out behind her.
10.

Why did the bird whose chief cry is "Remember Evelyn!" sometimes vary it with "Poor Eva! Lovely Eva! Who would strike Eva ?" The story of this tragedy, to be true, must show that Mr.Adams knew his brother's bride both long and well.
11.

If Bartow is, as we think, innocent of all connection with this crime save as witness, why does he show such joy at its result?
This may not reasonably be expected to fall within the scope of Thomas Adams's confession, but it should not be ignored by us.