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The narrative is a first-person recollection of a puzzling death at a country house that prompts an amateur detective with an extraordinary memory to assist the official inquiry. The household's routines, a recent card game, a disturbed bed, an apparently locked bedroom, and the absence of money provide contradictory clues. A methodical inspector and other household figures pursue leads that include handwriting, a dagger, statements at an inquest, and visits to peripheral witnesses. The account traces the gradual assembly and revision of hypotheses, competing deductions, and personal entanglements before a final resolution is reached.
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