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unhappy as if you yourself had been married instead of having acted
merely as an accomplice。 Look at me�察 �another accessory�察 �come two
thousand miles on a garlicky�察�cockroachy banana steamer all the way from
South America to connive at the sacrificeplease to observe how lightly
my guilt rests upon my shoulders。 Only little sister I had�察�too�察�and now
she's gone。 Come now� �take something to ease your conscience。;
;I don't drink just now�察�thanks�察─�said Trysdale。
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;Your brandy�察─ �resumed the other�察 �coming over and joining him�察 �is
abominable。 Run down to see me some time at Punta Redonda�察�and try
some of our stuff that old Garcia smuggles in。 It's worth the�察�trip。 Hallo� �
here's an old acquaintance。 Wherever did you rake up this cactus�察�
Trysdale�拭─�
;A present�察─�said Trysdale�察 �from a friend。 Know the species�拭─�
;Very well。 It's a tropical concern。 See hundreds of 'em around
Punta every day。 Here's the name on this tag tied to it。 Know any
Spanish�察 �Trysdale�拭─ �No�察─ �said Trysdale�察 �with the bitter wraith of a
smile;Is it Spanish�拭─�
;Yes。 The natives imagine the leaves are reaching out and beckoning
to you。 They call it by this nameVentomarme。 Name means in English�察�
'Come and take me。';
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THE DETECTIVE DETECTOR
I was walking in Central Park with Avery Knight�察�the great New York
burglar�察�highwayman�察�and murderer。
;But�察 �my dear Knight�察─ �said I�察 �it sounds incredible。 You have
undoubtedly performed some of the most wonderful feats in your
profession known to modern crime。 You have committed some
marvellous deeds under the very noses of the policeyou have boldly
entered the homes of millionaires and held them up with an empty gun
while you made free with their silver and jewels�察 �you have sandbagged
citizens in the glare of Broadway's electric lights�察 �you have killed and
robbed with superb openness and absolute impunitybut when you boast
that within forty´eight hours after committing a murder you can run down
and actually bring me face to face with the detective assigned to
apprehend you�察�I must beg leave to express my doubtsremember�察�you are
in New York。;
Avery Knight smiled indulgently。
;You pique my professional pride�察�doctor�察─ �he said in a nettled tone。
;I will convince you。;
About twelve yards in advance of us a prosperous´looking citizen was
rounding a clump of bushes where the walk curved。 Knight suddenly
drew a revolver and shot the man in the back。 His victim fell and lay
without moving。
The great murderer went up to him leisurely and took from his clothes
his money�察�watch�察�and a valuable ring and cravat pin。 He then rejoined
me smiling calmly�察�and we continued our walk。
Ten steps and we met a policeman running toward the spot where the
shot had been fired。 Avery Knight stopped him。
;I have just killed a man�察─�he announced�察�seriously�察 �and robbed him
of his possessions。;
;G'wan�察─ �said the policeman�察 �angrily�察 �or I'll run yez in� �Want yer
name in the papers�察�don't yez�拭 �I never knew the cranks to come around
so quick after a shootin' before。 Out of th' park�察�now�察�for yours�察�or I'll fan
yez。;
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;What you have done�察─�I said�察�argumentatively�察�as Knight and I walked
on�察 �was easy。 But when you come to the task of hunting down the
detective that they send upon your trail you will find that you have
undertaken a difficult feat。;
;Perhaps so�察─ �said Knight�察 �lightly。 ;I will admit that my success
depends in a degree upon the sort of man they start after me。 If it should
be an ordinary plain´clothes man I might fail to gain a sight of him。 If
they honor me by giving the case to some one of their celebrated sleuths I
do not fear to match my cunning and powers of induction against his。;
On the next afternoon Knight entered my office with a satisfied look
on his keen countenance。
;How goes the mysterious murder�拭─�I asked。
;As usual�察─�said Knight�察�smilingly。 ;I have put in the morning at the
police station and at the inquest。 It seems that a card case of mine
containing cards with my name and address was found near the body。
They have three witnesses who saw the shooting and gave a description of
me。 The case has been placed in the hands of Shamrock Jolnes�察�the famous
detective。 He left Headquarters at 11��30 on the assignment。 I waited at
my address until two�察�thinking he might call there。;
I laughed�察�tauntingly。
;You will never see Jolnes�察─�I continued�察 �until this murder has been
forgotten�察�two or three weeks from now。 I had a better opinion of your
shrewdness�察�Knight。 During the three hours and a half that you waited he
has got out of your ken。 He is after you on true induction theories now�察�
and no wrongdoer has yet been known to come upon him while thus
engaged。 I advise you to give it up。;
;Doctor�察─�said Knight�察�with a sudden glint in his keen gray eye and a
squaring of his chin�察 �in spite of the record your city holds of something
like a dozen homicides without a subsequent meeting of the perpetrator�察�
and the sleuth in charge of the case�察�I will undertake to break that record。
To´morrow I will take you to Shamrock Jolnes I will unmask him before
you and prove to you that it is not an impossibility for an officer of the law
and a manslayer to stand face to face in your city。;
;Do it�察─ �said I�察 �and you'll have the sincere thanks of the Police
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Department。;
On the next day Knight called for me in a cab。
;I've been on one or two false scents�察�doctor�察─�he admitted。 ;I know
something of detectives' methods�察 �and I followed out a few of them�察�
expecting to find Jolnes at the other end。 The pistol being a 。45´ caliber�察�I
thought surely I would find him at work on the clue in Forty´fifth Street。
Then�察�again�察�I looked for the detective at the Columbia University�察�as the
man's being shot in the back naturally suggested hazing。 But I could not
find a trace of him。;
;Nor will you�察─�I said�察�emphatically。
;Not by ordinary methods�察─�said Knight。 ;I might walk up and down
Broadway for a month without success。 But you have aroused my pride�察�
doctor�察�and if I fail to show you Shamrock Jolnes this day�察�I promise you I
will never kill or rob in your city again。;
;Nonsense�察�man�察─�I replied。 ;When our burglars walk into our houses
and politely demand�察�thousands of dollars' worth of jewels�察�and then dine
and bang the piano an hour or two before leaving�察 �how do you�察 �a mere
murderer�察�expect to come in contact with the detective that is looking for
you�拭─�
Avery Knight�察�sat lost in thought for a while。 At length he looked up
brightly。
;Doc�察─�said he�察 �I have it。 Put on your hat�察�and come with me。 In
half an hour I guarantee that you shall stand in the presence of Shamrock
Jolnes。;
I entered a cab with Avery Knight。 I did not hear his instructions to
the driver�察 �but the vehicle set out at a smart pace up Broadway�察 �turning
presently into Fifth Avenue�察�and proceeding northward again。 It was with a
rapidly beating heart that I accompanied this wonderful and gifted assassin�察�
whose analytical genius and superb self´ confidence had prompted him to
make me the tremendous promise of bringing me into the presence of a
murderer and the New York detective in pursuit of him simultaneously。
Even yet I could not believe it possible。
;Are you sure that you are not being led into some trap�拭─ �I asked。
;Suppose that your clue�察 �whatever it is�察 �should bring us only into the
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presence of the Commissioner of Police and a couple of dozen cops� ─�
;My dear doctor�察─�said Knight�察�a little stiffly。 ;I would remind you that
I am no gambler。;
;I beg your pardon�察─�said I。 ;But I do not think you will find Jolnes。;
The cab stopped before one of the handsomest residences on the
avenue。 Walking up and down in front of the house was a man with long
red whiskers�察 �with a detective's badge showing on the lapel of his coat。
Now and then the man would remove his whiskers to wipe his face�察�and
then I would recognize at once the well´known features of the great New
York detective。 Jolnes