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701
“
Good
for
you
,
Poirot
.
You
are
becoming
quite
a
public
character
.
And
fortunately
you
haven
’
t
missed
anything
of
particular
interest
during
this
time
.
”
702
“
That
is
true
.
The
few
cases
I
have
had
to
decline
did
not
fill
me
with
any
regret
.
”
703
Our
landlady
stuck
her
head
in
at
the
door
.
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704
“
There
’
s
a
gentleman
downstairs
.
Says
he
must
see
Monsieur
Poirot
or
you
,
Captain
.
Seeing
as
he
was
in
a
great
to
-
do
—
and
with
all
that
quite
the
gentleman
—
I
brought
up
’
is
card
.
”
705
She
handed
me
the
bit
of
pasteboard
.
“
Mr
.
Roger
Havering
,
”
I
read
.
706
Poirot
motioned
with
his
head
towards
the
bookcase
,
and
I
obediently
pulled
forth
“
Who
’
s
Who
.
”
Poirot
took
it
from
me
and
scanned
the
pages
rapidly
.
707
“
Second
son
of
fifth
Baron
Windsor
.
Married
1913
Zoe
,
fourth
daughter
of
William
Crabb
.
”
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708
“
H
’
m
!
”
I
said
.
“
I
rather
fancy
that
’
s
the
girl
who
used
to
act
at
the
Frivolity
—
only
she
called
herself
Zoe
Carrisbrook
.
I
remember
she
married
some
young
man
about
town
just
before
the
War
.
”
709
“
Would
it
interest
you
,
Hastings
,
to
go
down
and
hear
what
our
visitor
’
s
particular
little
trouble
is
?
Make
him
all
my
excuses
.
”
710
Roger
Havering
was
a
man
of
about
forty
,
well
set
up
and
of
smart
appearance
.
His
face
,
however
,
was
haggard
,
and
he
was
evidently
labouring
under
great
agitation
.