The Works of Edgar Allan Poe

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  “YouwillsaythatIwaspuzzled;but,ifyouthinkso,youmusthavemisunderstoodthenatureoftheinductions。Touseasportingphrase,Ihadnotbeenonce’atfault。’Thescenthadneverforaninstantbeenlost。Therewasnoflawinanylinkofthechain。Ihadtracedthesecrettoitsultimateresult,-andthatresultwas_thenail。_

  Ithad,Isay,ineveryrespect,theappearanceofitsfellowintheotherwindow;butthisfactwasanabsolutenullityconclusiveusitmightseemtobewhencomparedwiththeconsiderationthathere,atthispoint,terminatedtheclew。’There_must_besomethingwrong,’I

  said,’aboutthenail。’Itouchedit;andthehead,withaboutaquarterofaninchoftheshank,cameoffinmyfingers。Therestoftheshankwasinthegimlet-holewhereithadbeenbrokenoff。Thefracturewasanoldoneforitsedgeswereincrustedwithrust,andhadapparentlybeenaccomplishedbytheblowofahammer,whichhadpartiallyimbedded,inthetopofthebottomsash,theheadportionofthenail。InowcarefullyreplacedthisheadportionintheindentationwhenceIhadtakenit,andtheresemblancetoaperfectnailwascomplete-thefissurewasinvisible。Pressingthespring,I

  gentlyraisedthesashforafewinches;theheadwentupwithit,remainingfirminitsbed。Iclosedthewindow,andthesemblanceofthewholenailwasagainperfect。

  “Theriddle,sofar,wasnowunriddled。Theassassinhadescapedthroughthewindowwhichlookeduponthebed。Droppingofitsownaccorduponhisexitorperhapspurposelyclosed,ithadbecomefastenedbythespring;anditwastheretentionofthisspringwhichhadbeenmistakenbythepoliceforthatofthenail,-fartherinquirybeingthusconsideredunnecessary。

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