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The narrator, passing through marshland, takes refuge at a remote inn where he encounters an apparently fatal incident that initiates a murder mystery. He investigates the death, confronts a man posing as the victim's brother, and uncovers a chain of deceptive identities, conflicting testimonies, and startling physical clues. Episodes move between the fen, provincial households, and sudden discoveries that reframe earlier assumptions. The narrative collects links of evidence and surprises, examines motives and transformations among suspects, and culminates in a reconstruction that explains what really occurred at the lonely inn.
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