The Case of Archer Coe and the Timid Dog
In CHAFTER VI Gamble discovers a lipstick in Coe's wastebasket signaling a woman visited the night of the murder. Vance and Markham probe Bris bane's Doberman and its fear of strangers. A stabbing wounds Grassi and a Chinese dagger reappears in the library as Vance questions suspects. Liang the cook remains at work in the kitchen as more clues unfold.
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Chafter
Gamble
Coe
Miso Lake
Brisbane
Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Gamuble
MiIss Lake
Grassi
Dee
Wrede
Enright
Central Park West
Enricht
Missus Ruprecht
Mr. Vance
Cornwall
Archer Doe
Grass
Boyle
Lobsenz
Archer
Brisbane Coe
Docs
Gravai
Den window clue in late night Culamian house case
Inspector Vance and Sergeant Heath probe a stabbing at Signor Grass’s house. The rear door yielded no entry, the den window is found open with the sofa pulled aside, suggesting possible intruder access. The scene closes with a call to rest as the investigation continues next week.
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Mr. Grassi
Vance
Grass
Grassi
Aliss Lake
Gambro
Cerberus
Mr. Liang
Archer Coo
Coo
Mr. Vance
Ile
Sullivan
Icath
Burke
Gamble
Markham
Liang
Vince
Linng
Heath
Pepys
Ring Out the Old and Ring In the New Poem Fragment
A rearranged text of Alfred Lord Tennyson’s Ring Out Wild Bells, full of celebratory lines about ringing out the old year and ringing in the new. It repeats themes of casting out grief and falsehood, and welcoming truth, peace, and noble virtues as the new year begins.
Greenland Icebergs and their voyage to the sea
The vast Greenland ice cap reaches about 5000 feet deep and forms glaciers that give birth to icebergs. As glaciers move to the sea they calve at weak points, sending chunks into Baffin Bay and Davis Strait. Many drift toward Labrador and Newfoundland shores or melt away.
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Greenland
Baffin Bay
Davis Strait
Labrador
Newfoundland
Vatican City real estate and governance area overview
The Vatican City includes St. Peter's, the Vatican palace and museum on over 18 acres, and Vatican gardens with neighboring buildings. Thirteen buildings in Rome outside the boundary enjoy extraterritorial rights for administering the Holy See, housing congregations and officers necessary for governance.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's
Vatican Palace
Vatican Gardens
While Vaticano
Rome
Holy See
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van Dine
Who Wrrights
Wn.u. Service
Mmanding Vance
Van
Currie
Coe House
Sergeant Heath
Homicide Bureau
Doctor Lobsenz
Ta Tao Huel
Signor Grass
By Tennyson
Baltimore, Md
Christian Science
Bicknell Young
Chicago
Illinois
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
The
Lyric Theatre
Baltimore
Denton National Bank
Denton
I. R. Fleetwood
Peorles Bank
J. Frank Wright
Farmers & Merchants State Ank
George W. Beck
Provident State Bank
Preston
Paul S. van Dyke
D. Ralph Horsey
Legrande Food Stores
Legrande Food
LeGrande
McKay Coffee
Bisquick
Betty Crocker
Minneapolis, Minn
Crisco
Musselman’s Apple Butter
Libby
Old Homestead
Land O'Lakes
Manning
J. P. Fowler
G. C. Cohee
T. L. Trice, JR
H. A Milford Kline
Hillsboro
J. W. Sylvester
Goldsboro
Mother’s Oats
Kellogg’s Corn
Pard Dog Food
High Rock
C. Biger
Ridgely, Md
Harvey Fleetwood
A. K. Wrightson
Porter
Burrsville
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
J. F. Lane
I. Calvin Butler
Greensboro
R. H. Gibson
Queen Anne
W. W. Griffin
Henderson
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