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Here's to Joe Stalin's
next stroke. Tinker tetonk.

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Who was he? Victor all met
him before an air raid. 41.

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It is true. I switched the glasses. He
drank the poison meant for one of us.

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Nafia and Ru here. We'd be ever so
grateful if you'd just keep an eye on

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them. This was the third attempt
on our life since we left New York.

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The first thing you must do is arrest
that cocktail waiter and you must bring

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in any others on the staff.
You have a reservation?

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Uh, no. My wife
doesn't. You're

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time for a little chat.
What does Jack know?

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My wife and I have an arrangement that
I knew his late father. Nothing more.

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And should we trust you? Well,
I suppose you'll find out.

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When the next assassin comes.

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Hello again. Hello Fizz
for them. My Brazil.

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Who is it? It's me.

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Champagne.

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We did not order champagne.

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Who am

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head.

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One more step.

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Well, let's all calm down,
should we? Heat. Heat. N.

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Heat. Heat.

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Bloody hell, that
hurts. You okay?

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You shut up, you bloody cop, the
lunatic. I thought you had the gun. It

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was a champagne
bottle. Oh god.

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Am I going to die?
It's just the grace.

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Luckily for you, your role, Highness,
this is a very, very regrettable

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incident, Miss Edie. Rattle.

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Miss Edy, we live under the constant
threat of assassination. The black

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mantle of death hovers over us like the
London fog. Sometimes we make mistakes

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out of fear. You must forgive us.
Oh, you shouldn't forgive them. You

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should press charges. Don't tell
me what to do. Okay, I've had

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enough of it. I've simply had
enough of it. We understand, dear.

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Do you? Because I've just ended a ship
that started with a pass and ended with

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me getting fired. Fired?

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You haven't handed my cards,
haven't I? What? Why? What for?

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Because someone sabotaged
the boilers, tipped

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linseed oil into them. Yeah,
but why would they think that

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that's you? I have a
motive. Mr. Klein gave me a

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mouthful for standing up to that
bastard. Now I've been shot. Please

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shot. What's that?

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Morphin tartrate. I'm not going to have
you jabbing me like a bloody pin cushion.

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It will ease your pain. I'll live. And if
you do think that I'm just going to hop

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on the night bus and say, "Oh,
it must be beastly that your

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country hates your guts and you're
forced to slum it out here in the wall."

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Well, think again, ladies. No wonder you're
so nervous around the working classes.

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You damn a lot ought to be.

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I'll have that Morphe now.

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Ow. So, dear Rattle,
what do you suggest?

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I'll stay here tonight
in the royal suite.

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There are only two beds. Then I'll
have the biggest and I'll have

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breakfast in it. I think
that's a very modest demand

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considering the bullets in the wall.
I know the importance of the rules of

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hospitality in your country.
I've been reading up on them.

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That's right, Mr. Book. At home, we are
obliged to take in those who need shelter.

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During the war, many British officers were
parachuted into our territory. None were betrayed.

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I'll sleep on the sofa.

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Right now which one of you is
lending me your toothbrush?

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I'll get someone to come
and have a look at this.

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It's good to see you, Jack.

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We lost him. We never
really knew him. Of

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course, it was impossible to predict
how he'd react, but I was hoping for

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sympathy. Understanding.

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That's just the way it is with some
people. They get down on a thing when

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they don't know nothing
about it. Huckleberry Finn.

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Top marks. You can sleep on the
left. I like that Edy. She's sharp.

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Sharp as her nibs.
The princess.

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Busy day tomorrow. Bliss
has arrested Gazili.

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Oh, it's a mistake. So,
I suspect I'll spend

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the morning showing
him why. Clever clogs.

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If the shoe fits. Oh, it's the
dynamic Alps, by the way. Hey,

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it's the Daric Alps, my
love, not the Carpathians.

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As I said, cleft blocks.

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Book. Inspector

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now

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finished with that mag sergeant. Bagged
and labeled, sir. We'll return it

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in due course. Take a seat.

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Are you going to charge me? Oh,
there's plenty of time for that.

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I've said it all
already. It's in my

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statement. Oh, just one
thing before we start. Uh,

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Mr. Book here will be joining
us. He's a specialist.

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Mr. Gazili, it's very important that you
use this interview to tell us the truth.

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Cuz if you don't, I can't be held
accountable for the consequences.

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We know about your affair with Edy
Rattle. She's given us a statement and

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in doing so has given us a a possible
motive, a reason for you to kill Captain

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because he made a pass at Idi. It
must happen like three times a day.

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What business are you in exactly?
The antiquarium book business.

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I've read the canoe
of Scutari. Have you?

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I know it. Live by it. It was
very important to my village.

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Let's start then. If I said
we were going to give you the

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third degree, what would you expect?
Like kicking out by the beans.

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Snake in the grass.
What did you say?

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Forget the third degree. Snake in
the grass. Come on. I'm waiting.

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Vodka at last.

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Creme dement. Lime juice. Uh, lemonade.
Where's my ice? It went in first.

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Are you shaking this drink? Come
on. Come on, Mr. Gazidi. This is

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the Wals singing. Are
you shaking this drink?

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I'm stirring it. I'm
stirring it. At a boy.

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At a boy. I know that. French vermouth,
dry gin, grenadine, four dashes shaken.

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And what would you
put in a pansy?

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Um, anet. No, no,
no. Mr. Gazili,

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look, I'm still on
probation. I'm not an expert.

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I'd say you're not, but
nor are you a murderer.

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Well, what what what makes you say
that? Because he left a dirty great

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fingerprint on the upper part of one
of those glasses. And a good cocktail

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waiter, as well as knowing how to mix a
third degree always handles a rock glass

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lower down. You made the drink for the
captain, which is when you left your

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fingerprint on his glass. But the drink
was not deadly. I'm sorry if this sounds

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insulting, Mr. Gazili, but you have yet
to acquire the skill to poison anyone in

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a crowded bar in plain sight,
particularly with just a few seconds

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between the inciting incident and the
crime. But I'm sure you'll get there. In

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fact, I'd go so far as to say you
were already a model employee.

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You're going to write me
a reference now, are you?

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Why not? How long have the
princesses been in the hotel?

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4 days. And you'd already noticed they
always reject the first drink, so you

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made it out of tap water. Yes.
Some employers would promote a

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member of staff so
concerned about wastage.

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Well, Mr. Gazily, seems like
you can uh go and collect

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your things. Yeah. Uh our friend here
is uh checking out. Sergeant Morris.

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Very good, sir.

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Well, now what? Anyone could
have got that hydrochloric

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acid into the drink. And Gazili
was too clumsy to have done

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it. As I discovered
late last night, the.

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Canoon of Scotari has very strict rules
about hospitality. It's taboo to harm

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anyone you consider your guest. Captain
No was Gazil's guest, strictly speaking,

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and the canon is very strict. Did
it Did it tell you anything else

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useful? Oh, yes. Insult
my wife in front of the

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headman of the village and you owe me a
sheep. If my wife insults you, I owe you

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five.

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Well, I find it's usually best if just
people are just nice to each other.

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You were not in the army, were
you? You know where I was.

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Well, no matter. Straight
in your spine, perhaps.

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At the palace, a line of soldiers would
salut us just on our way into breakfast.

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Oh, lucky. You might have fallen. And
back then, we weren't always looking

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over our shoulders. We were
at home with our own people.

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You boy, you must fetch the
inspector. Why? What's happened?

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Another threatening letter.

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They got you. No. No.

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Well, you've done all right. They
ordered in. No less than I deserve.

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Sure enough. Balcon
mixed apparently. Nice.

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See those little girl
rings at the end there?

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I'm a caps that man myself. Weren't
you supposed to bring me for

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that barrel? Well, I thought
you had everything you

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needed here.

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It's a bit rich for my blood.

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So, where was Miss Ed Rattle
when the murder took place?

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Uh, having a wood pine outside
according to a statement. Having already

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administered the poison
meant for the princesses.

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According to my intelligence sources,
she's a fully paid up party member.

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Communist, read as
Lenin's combinations.

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What? So, she might
have wanted them dead

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on behalf of the new
ruling class of Qatari.

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Then there's the other
sister, of course.

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Other sister? Oh, yes.
There are three of them,

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Inspector. Three sisters.

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The kingdom divided,
exiled monarchs, I wonder.

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Anyway, Princess Sier went
over to the other side.

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So, it could be her striking over the
workers by assassinating the siblings.

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This is where we should be
looking in my opinion. Shop.

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Yes. He liked the ladies,
didn't he? Captain Hall.

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It's not how I would
have put it. Still

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at least we have his
home number now. No.

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Yes. This must be his wife.
Sylvia. What do you know?

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She's the only one
without a star rating.

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Yeah. Well, there's another
familiar name in there, too.

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Oh, as you say, sir. Oh,

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and Barbarini. 2nd of May 1940. Ascot
race course. Four stars, passionate

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Italians, crossed out,
but still legible.

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What do you mean? Obvious,
isn't it? Captain Orin, just

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like the ladies. He was a
bit queer. What you mean?

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He traveled, as it were, on the 38 bus
and the 43. He met that Italian barman

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at the races and had relations.
It's all there in black and white.

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Met at the races. Eh, Ascot
raceourse. There is entry after

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entry. What motive?

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Black male. Obviously, Captain
threatened to expose Barbarini.

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Captain O's a married man. It's
all a bit It's a bit farfetched.

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You never know with married men,
sir. What's your great theory then?

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That would be telling, Sergeant.
But speaking of Mrs. O, I do think

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someone should talk to her
soon. I'll ask Trotty if I may.

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Wives always know. Whatever
husbands think. Message from

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that lad, Jack. Sir, princesses
are requesting another audience.

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A Winston Churchill mask. No.

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An Ora flying helmet. A pick a lily jar
filled entirely with toenail clippings.

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Oh yeah. It's not for
the faint of heart.

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The life of a chambermaid, but
my dad ran a pub in Bala, so

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I've seen it all. And
what about the murder?

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I know. I was outside. You see,
you can't pin Victor or on me.

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I wasn't trying to. Honest.
Pity I wasn't there, though.

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I would have liked to
see that one go down.

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So, you were saying you got out of the
clink and then you went to work in a

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bookshop. Yeah.

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For Mr. Book. Yeah.

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And now you're working for
the Qatari royal family.

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Not for much longer, I don't reckon.
I ain't much cop as a bodyguard.

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Got anything by marks? Hey,

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in your bookshop, D Capel,

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volume four. Now
you're talking.

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So, why'd you leave? I just
don't think they're my sort of

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people. No.

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Takes all sorts, you know. As I say,
the things I've seen in the Wingham.

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Maybe it's time you expanded
your horizons a bit, sunshine.

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Let me know if you fancy that
part for us sometime. Yeah,

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so called princesses. My gorge
rises as I see you in the

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newspaper. Your decadent bones
draped in Madame Debavier,

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which will soon drip with your filthy
blood. Yes, I can see why you might feel

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discomforted. So, what
will you do about it,

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my dear lady? You will
address me by my proper title.

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Uh, do forgive the inspector, your royal
highness. The policeman is often a blunt

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tool rather than a
diplomat. Perhaps I might.

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As I have said, this is the latest of
many, dripping with venom. Our enemies,

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their legion. Can they not let us rest?
Is it not enough that we are forced to

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drag our weary bones around the world
like phantoms? You speak of the canoon

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of hospitality. But what are
we to make of yours? What

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welcome do we receive in your famous
London? Wretched food, wretched cold, a

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bodyguard who fails to
guard. And now this.

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I'll do what I can given
my limited resources.

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Fancy.

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Yes, of course. And
we're terribly sorry.

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Well, if that's the
best you can do.

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Oh, Miss Raffle.
Yes, Mr. Kind.

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I heard about the unfortunate incident.
That's one way of describing it. I'm

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okay, but I think I might indulge myself
a bit more in the cream of society. As

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I've been fired, I can use
the hotel as a guest instead.

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Meaning, their royal
highnesses. I'm to put

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everything in their account.
Well, don't spend too much.

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What? Nothing. Um, Mr. Rattle.

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Yes. Would you kindly
come and see me after

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you've indulged
yourself? Okay, Mr. Kind.

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Edie, can we talk?

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I do want to apologize for the quality
of the service today. The heating is

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off. The menu is cold.
I'm deeply sorry,

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Ismael. None of that is your fault.
Yeah, I'm afraid it is. It was caused by

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the three bottles of linseed oil
that I stole from your cupboard.

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But linseed oil is for polishing. I
use it for my new posts and my dayos.

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Yes, I know. But I poured it into the
generator. I didn't poison Victor Oed,

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but I did poison the hotel. I was
so angry with myself, with with

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that man, with this place.
So, I just thought I kill it.

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I'm deeply sorry. I shall
confess everything to Mr. Fine.

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And you will not
lose your job either.

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Huh?

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You you me.

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This isn't easy for me, as I'm sure you
can imagine. Of course, you've just lost

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your husband. That boat sailed a long
time ago, Mrs. book and you're not the

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first of Victor's
conquests to telephone.

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If it makes it any easier,
he didn't. Did what?

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Conquer.

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I used to come here
all the time, you know,

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to watch him with
the latest model.

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Madam,

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you've read it. To see
oneself here assessed like

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livestock. Do you think
he got what he deserved?

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Well, not quite, but uh I
mean, what a peak he was.

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Do you know I'd think better of him if
it was a real diary? Something with a

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bit of proper
adulterous passion.

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Don't worry, my dear. I don't really
blame you. I mean, Victor had charm to

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spare in his day. And I
grew used to his adventures.

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Numb to them. So used to
them, it became a sort of

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hobby. That sound strange.

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My marriage grew cold
and my life grew cold.

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I don't really think I felt
anything since Dunkirk.

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So, I'd come here where
there was light and laughter

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usually. Did you not
worry that he uh might see

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you?

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Victor hadn't noticed me in years. There
was no reason to think he'd start now.

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Is that how you were able to?

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What? The poison.

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I mean, you were there. You You handed
me that cloth. It would have been easy

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for you to administer strait. I
didn't kill my husband, Mrs. Spoke.

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I pied Victor. Didn't
despise him. Then who did?

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How is his war? He did his
service in Caro and a stint

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in the Balkans. The Balkans.

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And before that, he was
here. The home front.

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Whereabouts? Ask it.

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Ah, it is you. Would it
be What does that say?

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Death to parasites.

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Thank you for coming. Everything's
off. Kippers, kidneys,

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kedgery, and the radiators.
They're definitely off. Oh,

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there's a selection of cold meat.
Splendid. Well, two of those then,

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please. Wait, do make sure they're
properly cold. I have poring

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consistency. Sir,

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the service it is appalling. Well, call
me Marian Twinette, but I was expecting

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the laboratories to flush. Still, the
heating did come on for half an hour.

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That was nice. You said
it was urgent, Mr. Book.

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In a way, yes. Are
you any closer?

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Closer to finding out
who tried to murder us.

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No one tried to murder you.
But the letters, the threats.

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You sent those.

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What? You're mad. How
dare you? Do sit down,

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princess. The very idea that I

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I said sit down. I may be
more of a diplomat than the

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inspector. There's only so much of
this exhausting aur I can stand.

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When did you start sending
the letters? Not right away. I

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imagine for a while it was real.

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When we fled our country, there were
eyes everywhere. We feared to eat or

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drink. We lived day by day, shoved into
stinking cellars, the holds of filthy

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ships. But the threat
was real, Mr. Book. In.

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New York, we were fated. They love
royalty there, as you know, precisely

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because they have none of their own. We
were invited to all the right parties,

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met all the right people. But
there is nothing more tragic than

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exile, Mr. Book. And
nothing more pathetic.

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After a time, the invitations dried up,
the parade moved on, and I realized that

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we had gone from being in danger
to something far, far worse.

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We had become irrelevant.

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What did the newim and scutari have
to fear from us? Why would they send

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assassins halfway across the globe to
make a way with us? Why would anyone

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bother? But there is
glamour in death, in

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danger. And so I began
to write all those

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letters both to us and to the
authorities of whichever poor nation we

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were imposing ourselves upon. I pay a
woman here a modest fee to skull around

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the hotel, dropping
them off now and then.

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Some suspected your other
sister might be behind those.

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She's dead, Mr. book. I
saw her shot in the face.

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The communists never
really trusted her.

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And I will not lose
another sister.

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But then there was an actual poisoning.
I didn't know what to think. Nafia

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swapped the glasses as always. And then
that man, that captain lying dead at our

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feet. My mind it raced.
Had it all become real.

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But what else could I do
but continue as planned?

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Was very well done. Thank you.

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At last though, the impression of your
sister's pen nibs is very distinctive.

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Indeed. Music nib. Narrow
down strokes, broad

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cross strokes for
writing musical notation.

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And she's composing those rather sad
and lovely little tunes of hers and the

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references to your wardrobe, too. Rather
specific for a desperate communist

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assassin? I couldn't
help myself.

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So, does this mean then that
Captain O was the intended victim?

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So, I have to ask, Mr. book in the
spirit of your British stories.

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Who done it? Well, that is
the question, dear lady.

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Sir.

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Not normally a fan of this sort of
thing, relevant to the kind of thriller

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one finds in Whmith. However,
sometimes it really is best to

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gather everyone together. Unity of place
and all that. So, on the night of the

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murder, Mr. Gazily here set up
a first round of two drinks.

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Yes. Which is rejected by the princesses
and goes down the sink. Now we come to

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the brewhaha and a new character enters
our drama. Captain Victor Ore, kindly

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represented here by Mr. Kind. In you
come, Miss Rattle, tell us what happened

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next. Well, there's
Captain Wats soaked in

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tinger, and he's telling me he has
some extra duties for me, which seem to

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involve me going to his room and leaving
with some money. So I decline, of

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course, and I'm looking over at Isma.
I'm looking at him because, well, I

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think he might help
me out. Do the decent.

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And he doesn't. What
happens next, Edie?

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Well, I'm thinking, does the captain
going to hit me? So, I tell him where to

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get off and then he says something.
I don't know, some threat or other. I

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wasn't listening. And that's
when Jack here came to my rescue.

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Then I went outside for a smoke. Thank
you, Miss Rattle. So, Mr. Gazili then

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sets up two more glasses for a new
round. Four Walsingham sours in total.

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Three good ones and one, as we shall
see, about to have an extra ingredient.

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But when precisely did one of these
drinks get a dash of hydrochloric acid?

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Princess Nefier, you tell us that you
switched two of these glasses around.

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Which two? Like this,
Mr. Book. One of ours for one

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of theirs. Very good. But
you're not drinking yet,

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are you? Because you want to see someone
else drink first, which is only prudent,

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only sensible when there are so many
assassins about. So, you have to wait a

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little while longer until
the distraction is over.

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And this is the Russian
roulette moment, now, is it?

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This was not a casual murder. It was
very carefully thought through. Now, we

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know the poison was not in Mr. Gazid's
shaker. We know the Princess Nefier

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deserves no reproaches. All your royal
highness did was switch one perfectly

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safe and effective Walsingham s for
another. In fact, I would suggest that

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none of these drinks would have produced anything worse
than a hangover until the incident with the coins.

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That was the moment of
opportunity for someone here

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to poison one of these cocktails. The
one that he was clearly about to pick up.

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Yes, there was no mistake. Captain
Ore had to die. Why though?

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Do you remember the Arendor
star? Not our finest hour. I fear

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she was torpedoed by the
Jerry. Started the war.

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July 2nd, 1940. There was
a set to on board, wasn't

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there? A lot of internes
being sent to Australia.

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Canada. Canada. Fighting
amongst themselves.

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Well, that's what it said
in the Daily Express.

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In Parliament, too, Mr. Book
doesn't mean it's true. Indeed.

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And amongst the passengers,

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your sister, Maria,

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Barbarini, M. 12th January
1940, Ascuit racecourse.

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16th of January, Ascuit racecourse 19. So
it was her captain all met at the races.

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Well, there was no
racing during the war.

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Quite of course
ascots where they put

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the regulation 18 below, wasn't it?
English Nazis, German anti-Nazis, ice

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cream men, spaghetti house vendors,
waiters who'd once said something

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vaguely complimentary about the cut of
Illuch's jib. All put under barb wire

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an internment camp. What
was the case against the.

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Barbarinis, though? My
parents were born in Italy.

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So someone here claimed I was a fascist,
marched me out during service, sent up north.

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Nobody protested, particularly
the man who ran the bar

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here in the Blitz.
And your sister.

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In 1938, my father said, "Why not spend
the summer with your Italian aunt, go to"

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a beach with them, to the Campo Solar,
build fires, get some fresh air.

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They give you a nice little uniform like
the girl guides but or Seleni's girl guides.

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Ah, so she brought the
uniform home as a souvenir.

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It was enough for the men from 18B.
There it was in a wardrobe. So off she

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went to escort. She was in
turn because of the uniform.

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People do take them terribly seriously.
Well, it worked for Victor. When he was

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in his sailor suit, people did what he
said. I mean, it was charm as well as

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rank. Rank. Charm. That's how
he got Maria's name on the

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list for Canada. Perhaps it
should be generous. Imagine

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he was getting her out of the camp
to a new life away from the war.

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He just wanted a troublesome lover
out the way before his wife found out.

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That ship was a death
trap. A dream about that.

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Those people pushing at the barricades,
the great wooden axes wrapped in barbed

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wire and then the sea
coming in and drowning

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them both. Both

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Maria and the baby his baby.

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I knew his name, that was all, but I
couldn't find him. Messed the war and

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turn everything upside down. No, I
was in a great hurry to help out an

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insignificant [ __ ] waiter. Turned
out I've been serving in Wingham.

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Sal for months. Victor or my
old friend. I I can't leave

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you alone for 5 minutes, can I? When
the bloody girl can't take a joke.

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Let's have a couple of
those. What do you call them?

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We'll sing them sour
with the two ladies.

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H for their royal highnesses. You mean
is on me, ladies? The man who took away

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my precious Maria,
my beloved sister.

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So I did what had to be done.
I prepared ice. Special ice.

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Oh. Oh dear. So
embarrassing. I do apologize.

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Not at all. Look after the pennies and
the pounds will look after themselves.

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00:39:33,581 --> 00:39:36,581
What?

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It was her birthday. See,
Maria's birthday would have been.

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It seemed uh it seemed fitting.
Yes. Yes, it must have done.

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And I took the precaution of
keeping some of the poisoned ice.

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Tinky tonk. Wait, no.

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Just ordinary ice. Alas,
I'm afraid I swapped it.

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I'm so very, very sorry about
your sister, Senior Babarini.

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But murder is murder.

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Marco Barbarini, I'm arresting you on a
charge of murder. You do not have to say

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anything, but anything you do say may
be taken down and used against you in a

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court of law. Do you
have anything to say?

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Oh, by the way, Mr. kind the
linseed oil in the generators.

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That was me too. Sorry.

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I got that. Mr. Kind,
you wanted a word?

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Oh, yes, Mr. Rattle. I was
thinking about your position here.

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Well, now I know that you were not
responsible for the incident with the

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generators. Yes.

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00:41:44,622 --> 00:41:47,838
Well, your dismissal was
unnecessarily expeditious.

433
00:41:47,862 --> 00:41:50,597
Yes. Yes. And I wanted
to say I would very

434
00:41:50,621 --> 00:41:54,037
much like to offer that
position back to you.

435
00:41:54,061 --> 00:41:58,517
Well, I accept. That's
all very satisfactory.

436
00:41:58,541 --> 00:42:01,838
There's a ledger here,
isn't there? A ledger?

437
00:42:01,862 --> 00:42:07,358
One with all the comingings and goings
of the staff. Might I see my entry? It's

438
00:42:07,382 --> 00:42:11,541
over there. Yes, of course.

439
00:42:12,061 --> 00:42:15,301
Thank you.

440
00:42:18,700 --> 00:42:23,477
There I am. Edith Rattle.
Reason for leaving?

441
00:42:23,501 --> 00:42:30,261
Sabotage. Well, better strike
that for on the record.

442
00:42:31,581 --> 00:42:37,237
Thank you, Mr. Kind.
Now, Mr. Kind, I resign.

443
00:42:37,261 --> 00:42:40,838
You resign? Yes, I resign.
Would you mind putting

444
00:42:40,862 --> 00:42:47,317
that in there for me? You can't
resign. I believe I just did.

445
00:42:47,341 --> 00:42:50,821
Oh, the workers.

446
00:42:51,740 --> 00:42:55,220
Oh, the workers.

447
00:43:03,740 --> 00:43:08,117
All this is quite
correct. Two more please

448
00:43:08,141 --> 00:43:11,861
for those people.

449
00:43:13,101 --> 00:43:18,357
Oh, missing the war. Are you? I
don't know what the etiquette is.

450
00:43:18,381 --> 00:43:24,517
Ooh, I think that's the
royal summons. Well,

451
00:43:24,541 --> 00:43:32,021
for you, Mr. Book. For
the book. Oh, thank you.

452
00:43:33,421 --> 00:43:36,037
What's that for? 100 guineies.

453
00:43:36,061 --> 00:43:41,477
No, I mean, what's it for? Oh, our copy
of the canon ofqatari in our trade. It

454
00:43:41,501 --> 00:43:44,357
pays to specialize.
It'll bounce.

455
00:43:44,381 --> 00:43:50,357
Well, if it doesn't, I shall give it
to the Arendor Star Memorial Fund.

456
00:43:50,381 --> 00:43:54,196
Please enjoy. Thank you.
What should we drink?

457
00:43:54,220 --> 00:43:57,637
To us. To the bar bar in is?

458
00:43:57,661 --> 00:43:59,956
Yes. To Marco and Maria and

459
00:43:59,980 --> 00:44:05,317
all the Barbarinis. The
lost and the defeated.

460
00:44:05,341 --> 00:44:11,941
All the Barbarinis. Those who bear
the name and those who do not.

461
00:44:11,966 --> 00:44:15,565
And let there be
no more drownings.

462
00:44:27,901 --> 00:44:33,877
He got me the job. Mr. Book,

463
00:44:33,901 --> 00:44:38,196
he arranged for you to take me on.
The princesses were looking for a

464
00:44:38,220 --> 00:44:42,837
bodyguard. Gabriel asked if I could
help. So, you see, he was looking out

465
00:44:42,861 --> 00:44:47,956
for you despite your falling
out. You know him well.

466
00:44:47,980 --> 00:44:51,861
We go a long way back.

467
00:44:53,661 --> 00:44:58,837
Looking out for me or
manipulating me. Now,

468
00:44:58,861 --> 00:45:03,918
why would you think of it like that? He
sought me out. Found me when I come out

469
00:45:03,942 --> 00:45:08,357
of prison, set me up.
Nice job, nice home.

470
00:45:08,381 --> 00:45:10,117
Yes. Why?

471
00:45:10,141 --> 00:45:15,557
You'd have to ask him that. And a
monster. Mr. Kind. I'm grateful.

472
00:45:15,581 --> 00:45:22,997
Of course I am. It's just It's
a lot. You know, they're set up.

473
00:45:23,021 --> 00:45:26,837
The way they are, Mr. and
Mrs. Book the way he is.

474
00:45:26,861 --> 00:45:31,956
It's hard for me to just accept
it. You have a moral objection.

475
00:45:31,980 --> 00:45:35,637
Me? Why do I have to moralize?

476
00:45:35,661 --> 00:45:40,277
I think you've answered your
own question. Book is kind.

477
00:45:40,301 --> 00:45:45,956
I mean, I know I'm kind. Edmund kind.
But I once knew a girl called Joy and

478
00:45:45,980 --> 00:45:51,397
she was anything but. There's
no sinister motive, Jack. They

479
00:45:51,421 --> 00:45:56,661
want to help. Why
don't you let them

480
00:46:24,381 --> 00:46:30,597
with you in just one
moment. Hello again.

481
00:46:30,621 --> 00:46:33,077
Oh, Mrs. Goodwin. Jean.

482
00:46:33,101 --> 00:46:36,757
Jean. After more of
the same, the pimping.

483
00:46:36,781 --> 00:46:41,077
I'm not really sure. I I think I
fancy something a little different.

484
00:46:41,101 --> 00:46:43,157
My husband not with you? No.

485
00:46:43,181 --> 00:46:45,877
The golf course?
No. The Garrick.

486
00:46:45,901 --> 00:46:49,237
The divorce courts. Oh.

487
00:46:49,261 --> 00:46:54,117
Oh, that play you gave
me a doll's house.

488
00:46:54,141 --> 00:46:58,597
Most illuminating. I like you
suggested it rather than made me think.

489
00:46:58,621 --> 00:47:03,998
Yes, I thought it might do. Made
me realize how narrow my horizons

490
00:47:04,022 --> 00:47:08,958
have become. Or other how narrow
Gerald had made my horizons.

491
00:47:08,982 --> 00:47:14,117
Love doesn't always last forever
unless never loved him. Awful man.

492
00:47:14,141 --> 00:47:18,916
But that's all in the past now or
in the hands of my solicitor anyway.

493
00:47:18,940 --> 00:47:24,277
So what can I do for you then?
Jean, what have you got on travel?

494
00:47:24,301 --> 00:47:29,557
Travel? Lots of it. Heaps
of it. Exotic travel.

495
00:47:29,581 --> 00:47:32,517
I think it's time I
saw a bit of the world.

496
00:47:32,541 --> 00:47:36,421
I've got just the thing

497
00:47:39,901 --> 00:47:44,261
with you in just
one moment, sir.

498
00:47:53,901 --> 00:47:56,901
Thanks.

499
00:47:59,261 --> 00:48:02,117
I'll let you run on
it. Without tea, I am

500
00:48:02,141 --> 00:48:06,421
unreonstituted dust.

501
00:48:09,901 --> 00:48:15,118
It's hard to let go of the past,
Mr. Book when you have so many questions

502
00:48:15,142 --> 00:48:19,956
about it such as well if it
wasn't for you and trotty I'd

503
00:48:19,980 --> 00:48:27,061
be well I'd be sleeping
on the embankment

504
00:48:27,581 --> 00:48:33,477
but now I have a position if
it's still available the royal

505
00:48:33,501 --> 00:48:40,997
highnesses who let you go I'll quit
good for you yes the job's still yours.

506
00:48:41,021 --> 00:48:48,196
So, I've got a position. Cozy
little room above a bookshop on.

507
00:48:48,220 --> 00:48:54,740
Archangel Lane. I'm thinking,

508
00:48:55,180 --> 00:48:58,501
why me?

509
00:49:13,501 --> 00:49:21,501
Your father gave me this. The
last time I saw him, 1935,

510
00:49:21,581 --> 00:49:27,477
the last time he died

511
00:49:27,501 --> 00:49:30,821
soon after

512
00:49:31,101 --> 00:49:36,916
I couldn't face looking at
this book, not for years.

513
00:49:36,940 --> 00:49:43,956
And then the war came and
I was busy, rather busy.

514
00:49:43,980 --> 00:49:49,477
It's only a few months ago that I picked
it up again. Dared to pick it up. And I

515
00:49:49,501 --> 00:49:53,237
found there was a little
more to it than I thought.

516
00:49:53,261 --> 00:49:56,661
What you mean?

517
00:50:05,101 --> 00:50:13,101
Oh, somewhere meek unconscious
dove that sit ranging golden hair

518
00:50:13,901 --> 00:50:19,797
and glad to find thyself
so fair. Poor child

519
00:50:19,821 --> 00:50:26,277
that waitst for thy love. He's
trying to tell me, you see, about

520
00:50:26,301 --> 00:50:33,381
you, about the son
I never knew he had.

521
00:50:56,700 --> 00:51:01,621
Has been taken around
when you were conceived.

522
00:51:06,061 --> 00:51:09,061
Felix.

523
00:51:12,301 --> 00:51:15,301
Felix.

524
00:51:16,621 --> 00:51:22,997
I never had his
name. Just that

525
00:51:23,021 --> 00:51:26,661
just that one picture.

526
00:51:27,180 --> 00:51:30,980
Your father was a German.

527
00:51:31,180 --> 00:51:35,477
German, Russian,

528
00:51:35,501 --> 00:51:39,141
in point of fact.

529
00:51:41,341 --> 00:51:49,341
What was he to you, Mr. Book?
What was Felix to me?

530
00:51:54,460 --> 00:51:58,301
He was everything, Jack.

531
00:51:59,901 --> 00:52:04,180
He was what the war took away.

532
00:52:07,180 --> 00:52:11,381
He was the whole damn world.

533
00:52:17,341 --> 00:52:20,821
How did he die?

534
00:52:21,581 --> 00:52:25,141
I don't know.

535
00:52:32,061 --> 00:52:35,781
Shall we find out?

536
00:53:10,700 --> 00:53:13,861
You got

537
00:53:17,180 --> 00:53:20,180
you.

537
00:53:21,305 --> 00:54:21,180
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