Quilliam, in the witness-box, im d the Court with his intricate unnecessary cvererowdin peopled Ly human bei whose ordinary, everyday emotions, actions and motives can be understood and whose very words of explanation enlist.sympathy. As fine a tale as Miss Nisot has yet written, one in which the-keenly conceived dramatic element, is never allowed to ride roughshod over realism, "False Witness" can be well recommended as a detective story that will appeal to even the most sophisticated reader of this type of yarn—F.A.P.
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