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The Mystery of the Yellow Room

CHAPTER IX
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That accounts for the lightness of the impression made by the wheels along it, in spite of the softness of the ground.

If there had been a man on the bicycle, the wheels would have sunk deeply into the soil.

No, no; there was but one man there, the murderer on foot." "Bravo!--bravo!" cried Fred again, and coming suddenly towards us and, planting himself in front of Monsieur Robert Darzac, he said to him: "If we had a bicycle here, we might demonstrate the correctness of the young man's reasoning, Monsieur Robert Darzac.

Do you know whether there is one at the chateau ?" "No!" replied Monsieur Darzac.

"There is not.


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