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... facts he discovered . His chemistry and medicine are unimpeach- able , his inductive powers at once cautious and precise . In what respects then do fact and fiction differ ? The answer is really very simple . The Dr. Thorndykes of our ...
... facts he discovered . His chemistry and medicine are unimpeach- able , his inductive powers at once cautious and precise . In what respects then do fact and fiction differ ? The answer is really very simple . The Dr. Thorndykes of our ...
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... fact . Scientific technique is essential to the progress of detective methods , but it does not generally suffice of itself . In The Case of Oscar Brodski the affair is taken out of the hands of the police altogether ; the medico ...
... fact . Scientific technique is essential to the progress of detective methods , but it does not generally suffice of itself . In The Case of Oscar Brodski the affair is taken out of the hands of the police altogether ; the medico ...
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... fact . ' He had him , ' he said calmly . He knows this canoe as well as I do , for he has had three from it in five 6 years . ' And it was at this moment that I discovered it was long past lunch - time and gave the order to ' bout ship ...
... fact . ' He had him , ' he said calmly . He knows this canoe as well as I do , for he has had three from it in five 6 years . ' And it was at this moment that I discovered it was long past lunch - time and gave the order to ' bout ship ...
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