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The Problem of Cell 13

The Problem of Cell 13

Jacques Futrelle

‘Lock me in any cell in any prison anywhere at any time, wearing only normal clothes and I’ll escape in a week.’ For Professor Van Dusen, otherwise known as ‘The Thinking Machine’, nothing is impossible. Logic is his passion. One hour later he finds himself locked up in Chisholm prison and has to use all his mental resources to find the solution to the problem. Dossiers: Other Prison Stories Futrelle’s Death on the Titanic

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