Mystery and Crime Gillmore, Rufus: The Alster Case. v1. 12 Feb 2016

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Rufus GILLMORE: Born : 1869 Died : 1935
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ON the morning after the murder I arrived at the office late. Having been outrageously overworked and, having gone through more of late than is given to many men to endure, I had barely closed my eyes the night before, and was in a highly overwrought and nervous condition. I remember that I went straight to my desk, forgetting my customary “Good morning” to the office boy, neglecting even that welcoming smile from pretty Miss Walsh with which my day’s work ordinarily began.

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Originally Posted by DavScoMur

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