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• II I was still there, dazed and helpless, unable to think out my next course ofaction, some quarter of an hour later. I was there when Elizabeth Cole ...
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• Chapter 11 It was, I think, on the following morning before lunch that a conversationtook place which left me vaguely disquieted. There were four of u...
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• Chapter 12 IIs anything worrying you, mon ami? asked Poirot that afternoon. I did not answer him, merely shook my head. I felt that I had no right tob...
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• II Up to this time, though I had been faintly worried about my daughter, mypreoccupation over X and the possibility of a crime occurring at any mo-men...
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• Chapter 10 II opened the subject with Poirot the following morning. His face lighted upand he wagged his head appreciatively. Excellent, Hastings. I w...
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• III I wandered downstairs and out into the garden. There was no one aboutand I strolled through a grove of trees and up to a grassy knoll which wassur...
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• Chapter 9 It must have been about six oclock when Colonel Luttrell came along thepath. He had a rook rifle with him and was carrying a couple of deadw...
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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...