The Regatta Mystery and Other Stories (Hercule Poirot 21) - Page 75

I think."

that clinches it."

"Yes," said Poirot, "I thiOtwith sudden con-His

voice had changed. It rar

fidence.

down at his writ-

When he had rung off, he s/t tjects on it in a

ing table and arranged the ured to himself,

mechanical manner. He mufti felt it--no, not

"There was something W.on$,.g I saw. En avant,

felt. It must have been SOethi/flect. Was every

the

little gray cells. Poncler-!i girl--her anxiety

thing logical and in order? TP[ontaine; her hus

about

the money; Mme. Delns--imbecile, but

band--his suggestion of usS{ garden--ah! Yes,

he is an imbecile; the rooh; tp

the garden."

/ light shone in his

He sat up very stiff. Th grĀ¢finto the adjoining

eyes. He sprang up and ven

room.

de the kindness to

"Miss Lemon, will yo h/ake an investiga-leave

what you are doing and

tion for me?"

t? I'm afraid I'm

"An investigation, M. Poif

not very good"

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