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The most delightfully fascinating character in the realms of mystery. The The I'm gonna' I'm I'm

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I'm The Never in his long career has Charlie Chan, the Honolulu detective,

faced such a baffling mystery as that involving the murder

of Ellen Landini and Dr. Swan at Pine View. All the guests and all the servants had ample

motive in the eyes of the law, and each in turn had opportunity. Suspicion, however, is more

definitely pointed at Arsing than at any of the others, but Charlie Chan dislikes to arrest Arsing at the present,

and he explains his reasons to downholt the sheriff as they sit before the study fire.

You see, Sheriff, we could arrest Arsing, and there is no question in my mind,

but that the average jury would return a verdict of guilty against him.

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