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The Clue of the Twisted Candle

CHAPTER XIV
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He had reached the end of his electric cord and was now depending upon an electric torch he had taken from his pocket.
There were indications of something heavy having been dragged across the room and he saw that it led to a small bathroom.

He had made a cursory examination of this well-appointed apartment, and now he proceeded to make a close investigation and was well rewarded.
The bathroom was the only apartment which possess anything resembling a door--a two-fold screen and--as he pressed this back, he felt some thing which prevented its wider extension.

He slipped into the room and flashed his lamp in the space behind the screen.

There stiff in death with glazed eyes and lolling tongue lay a great gaunt dog, his yellow fangs exposed in a last grimace.
About the neck was a collar and attached to that, a few links of broken chain.

T.X.mounted the steps thoughtfully and passed out to the kitchen.
Did Belinda Mary stab Kara or kill the dog?
That she killed one hound or the other was certain.


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