This naturally led to a most unsatisfactory inspection of the country traversed, and it was impossible to say what clues to water were passed by unwittingly.

The aborigines generally either feigned ignorance of the nature of the country, or gave only false clues and misguiding directions.

He had entrusted the search for that gentleman's address to Mr Candy's cashier, who had informed him, most opportunely, that she was about to set out on a wedding tour, and that she had possessed herself of clues of much value which could be readily followed up in connection with the projected journey.

The best hope for fixing programming problems is to catch them when they happen, when there are clues to help in the search.

Look here, will you write the Family a letter giving it a few neat clues for Anonyma?

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Seven strange clues.

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(In Clues, Oct. 1933)

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SEE HALLOCK, G. B. F. HALLOCK, G. B. F. The practical use cyclopedia of sermon suggestion; clues to great sermons from neglected texts.

(In Clues-detective, Nov. 1938)

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Murder without clues.