title: Death at Sandringham House: Her Majesty Investigates
author:  C.C. Benison 
description: <b>C. C. Benison</b>is the nom de plume of Doug Whiteway. He worked as a reporter and feature writer for the<i>Winnipeg Free Press</i>in the 1980s. As an independent writer, he has contributed to numerous magazines, newspapers, and corporate communications. He also writes award-winning mystery novels and lives in Winnipeg, Canada.
zlib_text: > It seemed to be a very long time before the inquest was over, and Aunt Jane
  > had almost yielded to her niece's impatience and her own, and consented to
  > walk down to meet the intelligence, when Fergus came tearing in, 'I've seen
  > the rock, and there is a flaw of crystal-lisation in it! And the coroner-man
  > called me an incipient geologist.'
  
  > 'But the verdict?'
  
  > 'They said it was accidental death, and something about more care being
  > taken and valuable lives endangered.'
  
  > 'And Alexis White--'
  
  > 'Oh! there was a great bother about his not being there. They said it looked
  > very bad; but they could not find him.'
  
  > 'Not find him! Oh! Where is Cousin Rotherwood?'
  
  > 'He is coming home, and he said I might run on, and tell you that if you had
  > time to come in to the hotel he would tell you about it.'
  
  > With which invitation Miss Mohun hastened to comply; Gillian was ardent to
  > come too, and it seemed cruel to prevent her; but, besides that Jane thought
  > that her cousin mi