[The Shrieking Pit by Arthur J. Rees]@TWC D-Link bookThe Shrieking Pit CHAPTER IX 24/25
What of them ?" "Do you not see that they are different kinds of candle-grease? The pieces you picked up alongside the bed are tallow; mine, picked up from underneath the gas-globe, are wax." The Superintendent had not noticed the difference in the candle-grease, but he thought it beneath his dignity to examine them again.
"The murderer may have had two candles," he said oracularly.
"Anyway, what does it matter? They're both candle-grease." Colwyn swept his fragments back into his pocket with a quick impatient gesture.
"Both candle-grease, as you say," he returned sharply.
"We do not seem to be making much progress in our investigations, so let us discontinue them.
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