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Explain the importance of the inscription on Mr. Vinge's gold watch: <i>To D.C.V., with high esteem and thanks for a job well done, from D. & M.</i> How did that inscription lead Milo to conclude Mr. Vinge was a customs agent?
How did Milo get the idea to search the garden for part of an old gate? Where had half of the gate been seen? How had the inn's entrance changed over the years?
Explain how the official customs agent document ended up underneath the rug of Georgie's old room.
Summarize how Mrs. Hereward knew that she and Owen were distantly related.
Explain how Milo knew that one of the guests had been looking through his family's living quarters on the second floor.
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