the view of destorying the effects the view of destroying the effects p. 33: violent pain and vomitting, violent pain and vomiting, p. 33: as the poision was called, at his bidding. as the poison was called, at his bidding. p. 40: and was arrested at Liége and was arrested at Liège p. 45: ARSENIC has, perhaps, been more frequently used than any other poison for criminal puposes. ARSENIC has, perhaps, been more frequently used than any other poison for criminal purposes. p. 60: supposed by the early Greeks to have orginated from the foam of the dog Cerberus. supposed by the early Greeks to have originated from the foam of the dog Cerberus. p. 65: to which in many ways it is closely alied, to which in many ways it is closely allied, p. 82: In was then taken downstairs, It was then taken downstairs, p. 84: The symptoms appeared at a time whch would The symptoms appeared at a time which would p. 85: The narcotic properities of the poppy The narcotic properties of the poppy p. 106: as a medium for getting rid of h r niece. as a medium for getting rid of her niece. p. 108: poisons herself with prussic acid of unheard-of strength, poisons herself with prussic acid of unheard of strength, p. 112: in connection with the initals "E. S.," in connection with the initials "E. S.," p. 113: and 1·6 grain of strychinne and 1·6 grain of strychnine p. 118: but on seccond thoughts he cut the address but on second thoughts he cut the address p. 119: was also a slight clue, as it it a substance was also a slight clue, as it is a substance p. 122: Th eHindoos have an ingenious The Hindoos have an ingenious End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Poison Romance and Poison Mysteries, by C. J. S. Thompson