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Let him tell about his first case himself. I thought it would be more interesting to let him do his own talking, and accordingly wrote him and asked that he would describe his first case in his own way. Here is the answer I received:
Let him tell about his first case himself. I thought it would be more interesting to let him do his own talking, and accordingly wrote him and asked that he would describe his f...
2. CHAPTER II. CAUGHT BY A HAT.Very often a little thing will furnish a clew and bring the criminal into the hands of the law, where all the shrewdness and vigilance in the world proves at fault.
3. CHAPTER III. SHADOWING.I mean, of course, difficult to become a good shadow--of the ordinary species, dogging the steps of the suspected criminal, giving themselves away at every possible opportunity,...
4. CHAPTER IV. DISGUISES.I flatter myself that I have been exceedingly successful as a disguiser, and at one time in my life my great forte was disguising as an old woman. I sometimes do that yet, but n...
5. CHAPTER V. RINGING IN.Often gangs of thieves organize for business, and if you get one you get all of them, as a rule, for thieves seldom have any honor among themselves, the old saying to the contra...