Crossword-Solution: WIMSEY 6 letters, 5 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

SAYERS A Lord Peter Wimsey Novel [Illustration] HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS WHOSE BODY? Copyright, 1923, by Dorothy Sayers Printed in the United States of America All rights in this book are reserved.

But he was acquitted all the same, an’ what you’ve just said is libel.” Wimsey walked over to the bookshelf and took down a volume of Medical Jurisprudence.

You could hardly call it a print.” “It rained hard all last night, of course.” “Yes; did you notice that the soot on the window-sill was vaguely marked?” “I did,” said Wimsey, “and I examined it hard with this little fellow, but I could make nothing of it except that something or other had rested on the sill.” He drew out his monocle and handed it to Parker.

Not a hair on his head is ruffled—the hair has been cut so recently that there are quite a number of little short hairs stuck on his neck and the sides of the bath—and he has shaved so recently that there is a line of dried soap on his cheek—” “Wimsey!” “Wait a minute—and _dried soap in his mouth_.” Bunter got up and appeared suddenly at the detective’s elbow, the respectful man-servant all over.

Parker turned them over once or twice in his fingers, looked at them close to the light, examined them with a lens, handed them to the impassible Bunter, and said: “Do you mean to tell me, Wimsey, that any man alive would”—he laughed harshly—“shave off his beard with his mouth open, and then go and get killed with his mouth full of hairs? You’re mad.” “I don’t tell you so,” said Wimsey.