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A number of short stories, written by Constance Clyde, featuring psychologist and amateur sleuth Arbuthnot Kensit.
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Evidence by Pantomime
1938
single work
short story
crime
— Appears in: The World's News , 16 July 1938; (p. 24-25, 42)Kensit relates the story of a murder in a small town, which rests on the testimony of a deaf and mute girl, who communicates through pantomime.
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Dr Fairchild's Sister
1938
single work
short story
crime
— Appears in: The World's News , 9 February 1938; (p. 24-25, 33, 40)Arbuthnot Kensit unravels the seemingly motiveless murder of an aristocrat outside his home after a small dinner party.
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The Saucer Case
1938
single work
short story
crime
— Appears in: The World's News , 31 December 1938; (p. 25, 32-33)Kensit unravels the events behind the poisoning of Mrs Goldsworthy, after suspicion falls on one of her guests.
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