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• III I was annoyed, I must confess, at the abrupt way in which Megan had leftus. Perhaps she had suddenly got bored with us. After all, it wasnt a very...
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• II Joanna and I came down rather late to breakfast the next morning. That isto say, late by the standards of Lymstock. It was nine-thirty, an hour atw...
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• Seven I When I got home I found Mrs. Dane Calthrop sitting talking to Joanna. Shelooked, I thought, grey and ill. This has been a terrible shock to me...
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• III I met Symmington in the town later in the day. Is it quite all right for Megan to stay on with us for a bit? I asked. Itscompany for Joannashes ra...
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• VSuperintendent Nash came to see me the following morning. From thefirst moment I saw him I took a great liking to him. He was the best type ofC.I.D. ...
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• II It is difficult to remember things in their exact chronological order. Thenext landmark of importance, of course, was Superintendent Nashs visit. B...
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• Six I The inquest was held three days later. It was all done as decorously as pos-sible, but there was a large attendance and, as Joanna observed, the...
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• II It was Partridge who brought the news of the tragedy. Partridge enjoyscalamity. Her nose always twitches ecstatically when she has to break badnews...
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• Five I I see that there has been one omission in my story. So far I have madelittle or no mention of Mrs. Dane Calthrop, or indeed of the Rev. CalebDa...
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• Four I It was, I think, about a week later, that Partridge informed me that Mrs. Baker would like to speak to me for a minute or two if I would be so ...