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We're very fortunate to have such
snowy ground here.

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It is often the parchment on which
the criminal, unwillingly...

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writes his autograph.
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Now, what do you read from these
footprints here?

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They're twice as deep as the
others, Master.

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Good! And thus we may conclude...
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That the man was very heavy.
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Precisely! And why was
he very heavy?

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Because... he was very fat?
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Or because he was carrying
another man.

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Let us commit the autograph
of this sole to our memory.

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But the footprints lead away
from the jar, in this direction.

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Adso, you're discounting
the possibility...

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that the man was walking
backwards, dragging the body thus...

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hence the furrows
created by the heels.

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Now, where did the erudite
Greek translator...

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meet the anonymous
author of his death?

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Brother librarian...
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perhaps you'll permit us to examine
the work of the two unfortunates...

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that were so distressingly
guided off to God.

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- Your request is most unusual.
- As are the circumstances of their deaths.

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- Brother Adelmo sat there.
- Thank you.


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