The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace — Read

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LATER Manfred explained to an interested police chief.

-"Oberzohn secured the poison by taking a snake and extracting his venom--a simple process: you have but to make him angry, and he will bite on anything. The doctor discovered a way of blending these venoms to bring out the most deadly qualities of them all--it sounds fantastic, and, from the scientists' point of view, unlikely. But it is nevertheless the fact. The venom was slightly diluted with water and enough to kill a dozen people was poured into a tiny mould and frozen."

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