Pulp Fiction, 1906 · page 177 of 248
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ld him the news and | His face ‘went as we as heli sehen 1 xis - ugly jaws aes Spneulewe y= He asked me for | _ the ee s address.” = see And did you give it to: hi ir : [ haven't got it. a and she swears” thar she didr : ‘that messenger-boy who took the wallet — — ‘Sutton. Now, if she didn’t hire him, — somebody else did, and IT am Se to = asked Sad out the person.” “ But what makes you belive that the girl's telling the truth?” — “Well, in the first place, I'm a pre y he > quit: - good judge of character, and that girl’s Kelty ‘all OF ; Brooklyn!’ a = a * Perhaps ae has a chum < : of ae a= = =e ee Pat Ry got honesty stamped all over her. -In = = the second place, I’ve had a little talk — with the coroner’s physician, Winston, — = morning.” _“ What does he say?” — “He performed the -autopsy on Dus pree and he says he’s made up his. mind — that it wasn’t a hat-pin that killed the ae Frenchman.” “What was it, then?” ‘Well, the dsciee: have reac ched the | positive conclusion that a solution of used. Now, they say that you couldn’t - at get enough of the poison on the surface - of a hat-pin to do the trick.* Dr. Win- ston, therefore, believes now that the in- strument used was some sort of syringe, and that the deadly poison was injected into the Frenchman’s blood =hypo- dermatically, killing him instantly.” cyanide of potassium was the poison a es <—*t > / : Wael ’ EARS rn - “Well, how does that prove that the = ‘girl didn't kill Dupree?” said the post- master stubbornly. : “Tt doesn’t prove that she didn’t ‘kill him; but it certainly makes the chances _ that she did very remote. The doctor tells me that the employment of a solu- tion of cyanide of potassium is a very rare thing in murder cases. Now, how did this girl know enough about. chemis- try to employ such an unusual method?” - Weil, if she’s mixed up with a secret society, somebody may have supplied. Ea with the stuff,” said the postmaster. “You know you yourself advanced that — theory yesterday. “ left town with that- mysterious one- — = armed f oreigner. Toe he. ES _ her with the poison.” to tell you nour = f& Well, that’s another matter LT Suenk — _ She nye she. “never — Remember, the girl “ = iin +e yi