“Then again, come down to the night Joseph was shot. Who could walk into this house without suspicion? Suppose we’d happened in before he got Joseph? Would we have suspected him of anything? No! He’d have said he saw the door open and dropped in, or that he wanted to use the telephone, and you’d have given him a glass of the sherry he likes so much and thought nothing of it.” “Why would he have come in the back door?” “How do we know he came in the back door? Why didn’t he come in the front, take a glass of wine, a…
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