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Sergeant Clegg assumed an air of profound sagacity, which did not altogether become him too well. At the moment he was a prey to conflicting emotions. A police-officer's career in an obscure Berkshire village doesn't get too many chances for personal "spot-light. " And although he felt that his big chance had come, he had a nasty feeling somewhere at the back of his mind that the case was going to prove _too_ big. However, he turned to the son of the murdered man and to the Doctor who had accompanied him into the library and made his preliminary announcement-importantly!
"Nothing in here must be touched. Nothing-whatever."