Poe's Short Stories
The Purloined letter
why does auguste dupin take on the case? looking for 3 reasons why?
why does auguste dupin take on the case? looking for 3 reasons why?
One reason would be the money....
“But,” said the Prefect, a little discomposed, “I am perfectly willing to take advice, and to pay for it. I would really give fifty thousand francs to any one who would aid me in the matter.”
“In that case,” replied Dupin, opening a drawer, and producing a check-book, “you may as well fill me up a check for the amount mentioned. When you have signed it, I will hand you the letter.”
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The Purloined Letter