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• II Yes, I must put it down. It must be said. The funeral was over. I was sitting with Judith, trying to make a fewsketchy plans for the future. She sa...
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• Chapter 18 II dont want to write about it at all. I want, you see, to think about it as little as possible. Hercule Poirot wasdead and with him died a...
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• IV I went downstairs in a daze. The thing was so inexplicable I may be for-given, I hope, for not seeing the next inevitable step. I was dazed. My min...
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• III When it was apparent that there was going to be no answer we went andfound Colonel Luttrell. He listened to us with a vague alarm showing inhis fa...
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• II I went in to Poirot before going down to breakfast. He was in bed and I was struck again by how ill he looked. Deep lines ofweariness and fatigue w...
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• Chapter 17 IDinner was a reasonably cheerful meal. Mrs Luttrell was down again andin her best vein of artificial Irish gaiety. Franklin was more anima...
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• IV I think that here and now I should like to place on record that I had never,all through, considered for one moment that Poirot might fail. In the c...
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• III Near the house I ran into Boyd Carrington. This is my last evening, he told me. I move out tomorrow. To Knatton? Yes. Thats very exciting for you....
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• II I went up again to the grassy knoll where we had been on that day. Someone else was there already. Elizabeth Cole. She turned her head as Icame up ...
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• Chapter 16 II gave Norton Poirots message. Ill go up and see him, certainly. Id like to. But you know, Hastings, Imrather sorry I mentioned the matter...