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991
“
So
it
would
seem
.
”
992
“
Now
I
come
to
the
critical
part
of
my
argument
.
The
natural
action
of
a
man
in
pursuing
a
little
boy
would
be
to
run
after
him
.
He
would
know
that
he
could
overtake
him
.
But
the
German
does
not
do
so
.
He
turns
to
his
bicycle
.
I
am
told
that
he
was
an
excellent
cyclist
.
He
would
not
do
this
,
if
he
did
not
see
that
the
boy
had
some
swift
means
of
escape
.
”
993
“
The
other
bicycle
.
”
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994
“
Let
us
continue
our
reconstruction
.
He
meets
his
death
five
miles
from
the
school
—
not
by
a
bullet
,
mark
you
,
which
even
a
lad
might
conceivably
discharge
,
but
by
a
savage
blow
dealt
by
a
vigorous
arm
.
The
lad
,
then
,
had
a
companion
in
his
flight
.
995
And
the
flight
was
a
swift
one
,
since
it
took
five
miles
before
an
expert
cyclist
could
overtake
them
.
Yet
we
survey
the
ground
round
the
scene
of
the
tragedy
.
What
do
we
find
?
A
few
cattle
-
tracks
,
nothing
more
.
I
took
a
wide
sweep
round
,
and
there
is
no
path
within
fifty
yards
.
Another
cyclist
could
have
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
actual
murder
,
nor
were
there
any
human
foot
-
marks
.
”
996
“
Holmes
,
”
I
cried
,
“
this
is
impossible
.
”
997
“
Admirable
!
”
he
said
.
“
A
most
illuminating
remark
.
It
is
impossible
as
I
state
it
,
and
therefore
I
must
in
some
respect
have
stated
it
wrong
.
Yet
you
saw
for
yourself
.
Can
you
suggest
any
fallacy
?
”
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998
“
He
could
not
have
fractured
his
skull
in
a
fall
?
”
999
“
In
a
morass
,
Watson
?
”
“
I
am
at
my
wits
’
end
.
”