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In the Teeth of the Evidence is a collection of short stories by Dorothy L. Sayers first published by Victor Gollancz in 1939. The book's title is taken from the first story in the collection. Lord Peter Wimsey stories: In the Teeth of the Evidence; Absolutely Elsewhere. Montague Egg stories:A Shot at Goal; Dirt Cheap; Bitter Almonds; False Weight; The Professor's Manuscript. Other stories: The Milk-Bottles; Dilemma; An Arrow O'er the House; Scrawns; Nebuchadnezzar; The Inspiration of Mr. Budd; Blood Sacrifice; Suspicion; The Leopard Lady; The Cyprian Cat. SUMMARY: A fleeting killer's green mustache. A corpse clutching a note with misplaced vowels. A telephone with the unmistakable ring of death. A hopeful heir's dreams of fortune done in when nature beats him to the punch. A playwright's unwatered-down honor that is thicker than blood.In each case, the murder baffles the local authorities. For his Lordship and the spirited salesman-sleuth Montague Egg, a corpse is an intriguing invitation to unravel the postmortem puzzles of fascinating falsehoods, mysterious motives and diabolical demises.