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• Chapter 8 IThe days passed. It was an unsatisfactory time, with its uneasy feeling ofwaiting for something. Nothing, if I may put it in such a way, ac...
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• II It was on the following day that I ventured to broach an idea which hadcome into my mind more than once. I did so a little dubiously, for onenever ...
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• III I enjoyed my expedition enormously. Not only was the weather fine a really lovely summers day but I en-joyed the companionship of the man. Boyd Ca...
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• II After some hesitations I decided that I ought to sound Judith on the subjectof Allerton. I felt that I must know what her reactions were. She was, ...
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• Chapter 7 IMy narrative of the days spent at Styles must necessarily be somewhatrambling. In my recollection of it, it presents itself to me as a seri...
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• Chapter 6 Poirot was supposed to keep early hours. I left him therefore to go to sleepand went downstairs, pausing to have a few words with the attend...
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• Chapter 5 I had only met Mrs Franklin once before. She was a woman about thirty of what I should describe as the madonna type. Big brown eyes, hair pa...
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• Chapter 4 I went down to dinner that night feeling that the whole of life had becomesuddenly unreal. Once or twice, while dressing, I had asked myself...
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• Chapter 3 For a moment or two I stared at Poirot in dismay, then I reacted. No, it wont, I said. Youll prevent that. Poirot threw me an affectionate g...
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• Chapter 2 Nothing is so sad, in my opinion, as the devastation wrought by age. My poor friend. I have described him many times. Now to convey to youth...