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Rodrigues Ottolengui
Rodrigues Ottolengui (1861–1937) was an American author and dentist known for his contributions to both detective fiction and forensic dentistry. He wrote a number of early detective novels, including "An Artist in Crime" (1892) and "Final Proof" (1898), which featured scientific approaches to crime-solving. Ottolengui was also a pioneer in orthodontics and was influential in advancing dental practices in the U.S. His dual career in writing and dentistry made him a unique figure in late 19th and early 20th-century literature.
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CHAPTER I. LAWYER AND CLIENT. Early one morning, in the spring of eighteen hundred and seventy-three, two young lawyers were seated in their private office. The firm name, painted in gilt letters upon the glass of the door, was DUDLEY & BLISS. Mortimer Dudley was the senior member, though not over thirty years old. Robert Bliss was two years younger. Mr. Dudley was sorting some papers and deftly...
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CHAPTER I. A GENTLEMAN THINKS HE CAN COMMIT A CRIME AND ESCAPE DETECTION. "Jack Barnes never gets left, you bet." "That was a close call, though," replied the Pullman porter who had given Mr. Barnes a helping hand, in his desperate effort to board the midnight express as it rolled out of Boston. "I wouldn't advise you to jump on moving trains often." "Thank you for your...
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