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He had only to hear a true story of the affair to recognize at once its importance and the necessity of the most cautious action in the matter . Further , by a sort of sympathy with Mr. Gryce , all the more remarkable that he had never seen him before , he expressed himself as willing to enter into our plans , offering not only to allow us the temporary use of such papers as we desired , but even undertaking to conduct the necessary formalities of calling a jury and instituting an inquest in such a way as to give us time for the investigations we proposed to make . The delay was therefore short . Mr. Gryce was enabled to take the 6:30 train for New York , and I to follow on the 10 p.m. , -- the calling of a jury , ordering of an autopsy , and final adjournment of the inquiry till the following Tuesday , having all taken place in the interim . `` No hinge nor loop To hang a doubt on ! '' `` But yet the pity of it , Iago ! Oh , Iago , the pity of it , Iago . ''