Ailing Countess and Curtis Plot Flight from Chateau
In a crowded coastal tavern scene Curtis helps the Countess and her kin plan a daring escape from Farochel and his brood. The American officer receives coded orders to smuggle the group aboard a British lugger while evading a menacing mother and the pirate Farochel. Curtis negotiates with danger, tending to the Countess and her children as they move toward safe passage aided by a covert agent and Duckett.
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Fire Marshal links sly smile to pyromania cases
Fire Marshal Whitcomb notes a peculiar mouth puckering in suspects under cross examination. He claims in about a dozen cases the so called smile signaled guilt and led to persuasive testimony and often confession, observed during fire investigations.
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Description of Kurdish tents and their construction
Blackwood's Magazine details Kurdish nomad tents used in mountain summer pasturage. Tents vary in size yet share a common plan with long black goat hair roofing, supported by three to five center poles and anchored by ropes. Walls are reed mats bound with hair thread, sometimes patterned, and tent height reaches eight to ten feet.
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