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there he

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is

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what happened I don't know Miss he just

pulled up sudden as we approached the

rock come on

boy come

on boy please don't make him

Peter well who Prince on on

this horse witnessed the

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murder bter you have earned the fing Bea

the ride from ex to gent was nothing to

it yes we now proved that it would have

been possible for Henry welen Alias H

and Martin to ride from hins Lane to the

flat IR Rock commit the murder and ride

back again and had the tide been right

leave no hoof prins in the sand He Still

Remains our most likely Suspect with a

suspiciously solid Alibi for the morning

when he didn't need it yes odd that I

was watching him at the inquest and I'll

swear he was surprised when the time of

death was given outs

2:00 thank you how much

Dar uh bter would you mind a strong OD

fishing forication has just roam through

the

door po may I buy you glass of

a uh lucky we ran into each other like

this I wanted to ask you one of two

questions oh yeah what about about that

chap who was found dead on flat iron

Rock what about him he'd be dead been he

yes yes poor CH I was wondering when you

first saw him was he lying down yes he

were about what time would that be but

never you mind I weren't taking

particulars for the police I were

sailing the bloody boat yes yes of

course um what exactly were you doing

off the Grinders that

day the never you mind why don't you

keep your long nose out of my business

now then Mr poock don't know who this is

this is Lord Peter Whimsy I know who he

is and in fit with the police is

interfering busy body it's all right Mr

po I quite understand your feelings but

after all this is a question of murder

see what I what makes you say

that that's what they said at the

inquest I was wonder if you saw anything

that might indicate um you never you

mind what I

saw I I I never saw nothing and I never

asked you to buy me a drink next time

I'll buy me own drink have a bit of

peace and

quiet Mr poock I understand your

grandson J who was with you on the boat

that day has come back from Ireland who

told you that Tom Banes I suppose poking

and prying would you mind telling him

I'd like a word with him long noosed

interfer of

Foreigner how did you know his grandson

had come back from Ireland thank you I

didn't but I thought it was worth a

try

do you believe that the Pollocks are

hiding the fact that they saw Henry

welon riding along towards flat IR Rock

they're hiding something I'm sure of

that well it's all down to a question of

time we know that disguised as havin

Martin he left this pub at 1:30 and that

at sometime in the afternoon the darly

garage sent someone to restart his car

yes but what time did they get there

cable Ormond has been requested to check

on their that very

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matter right Mr Paul whistle so this Mr

uh Mr havin Martin he asked you to come

and have a look at his car Mr Martin oh

yeah we saw him on that Wednesday

afternoon didn't we Tom that's right

asked us to come and have a look at his

Morgan said it wouldn't start for toffee

so we went to inks Lane tried everything

and then we found the fault didn't we

Tom that's right HT leads soon as we

replaced them it went right as rain and

what time would this be you got your

time sheet Tom Tom will have put it on

his time sheet see we have to do that so

we know how long we spend and all these

little jobs now what time did Mr Martin

call us out Tom 3 Ah that's right 300

p.m. till 400 p.m. and you're quite sure

of that it's down here in black and

white so there it is a glorious Gap in

the middle of Henry's Alibi right at the

time of the murder nothing between one

13 and 3 I hate to disappoint you but

you're forgetting Mr

Perkins the hiker I met on the road that

is if you believe he

exists of course he

exists you saw

him he told me that he'd spoken to Henry

Welden Alias havland Martin in H's Lane

before he met me on the coast road so

that must have been sometime after 1:30

when Henry left the feathers and before

3:00 when the darly garage people saw

him yes but exactly

when and did it give Henry time to write

a flat iron Rock commit the murder and

get back to in Lan and why hasn't this

man Perkins come forward if he's nothing

to

hide

come along now Mr Perkins you've got to

make an effort you know or you'll never

get better why don't you read for a

little

while have a look at this newspaper

there you are thank you

sister oh no he something wrong no no

no inquest on body on beach missing

witness sort hiker gave name as

Perkins yes but I didn't really see I

mean I didn't have anything to do with

it in that case much better to get

things cleared up would you like me to

ring the police for you

right Mr Parkins you say you met the

young lady in Miss Lane and you turned

and accompanied her back to daring now I

wonder why you did that sir well I

thought I might be able to

help that is truth to tell I didn't

fancy walking past with I thought the

murderer might still be lurking there

why did you think it was a murder sir

the young lady had only told you that

she'd found a body oh

what where were you sir at 2:00 that day

I hope you're not going to be long

conable take us some of this Mr

Perkinson try not to get upset it's all

right I know where I

was I'd walked over from wilam and I

went into the shop In Dary to buy a

bottle of lemonade we had quite a chat

I'm sure the shopkeeper would remember

me and what time would that be

sir I'm not sure you see when I looked

at my watch a bit later it had

stopped

but I asked the time from a man a camper

outside darly oh yes sir and can you

describe this gentleman I wouldn't call

him a gentleman he was a red-faced man

with ginger whiskers and a mustache had

a snake tattooed on his arm and he wore

dark glasses he was very rude to me and

what time did he say it was Sir 5

minutes to two I know that was right

because I set my watch when I got back

to darly I checked it by the church

clock Perkin said he didn't want to get

involved in a murder inquiry him being a

London County Council school teacher and

having his reputation to consider so he

takes the train from darot to seahampton

sets off walking again promptly got

knocked down by a

lri serve him right yeah but we did

check up on him and turns out he's a

member of the Soviet Club reported to

have communist sympathies good Lord

don't tell me Mrs weldon's theory of a

balic plot is to come

true inspector do you think I might

borrow the police photograph of the

letter found on Paul Alexis

certainly forensic did a good job on

this

one thanks to them we can really see

what we're dealing with

now oh by the way did you have any luck

in tracing that lady oh I forgot to tell

you yes it's Olga con professional model

lives in Chelsea

advertises corset knows absolutely

nothing and we don't know why it signed

fodora

no we're barely going to have to decode

this letter

inspector so Henry now has an alibi for

the exact time of the

murder unless Perkins was lying I still

think Perkins is an unlikely murderer so

is

crippin is this your dictionary no I

found it in the

bookshelf Mrs Le Frank may I have a word

with you certainly my

Lord um now is this your dictionary fny

you should ask that my Lord no it isn't

poor Mr Alexis asked me if I had a chams

dictionary just after the first of them

foreign letters arrived I suppose there

was a word in it he couldn't understand

no I haven't Mr Alexis dear I said not a

Chambers Dictionary nor any other count

my spelling has always been excellent I

said ever since I was a tiny tot so out

he went and bought himself a new

one why didn't you get a secondhand one

I said but he said it had to be the

latest edition now that was Mr Alexis

all over always had illusions of

grandeur

thank you Mrs Le Frank you are a mind of

information and all of it useful oh I

don't know about that my Lord I try to

keep my eyes open but I never prry till

I've made you to you know I think she

has made us rather

happy I didn't only come here for the

pleasure of your

company and to tell you about

Perkins ah the coded letter it's a

police Federal of it which cleverly

enhances what the forensic Laboratories

have managed to reveal but I thought

your friend from the foreign office was

going to decode it I'm afraid old Bango

let me down he down it standing on his

head with one eye shut but when I

telephone the club to tell him that we

now had something legible to work from

they told me that he was on his way to

China wouldn't be back for 4 months

so I thought you and I my dear Peter I

haven't got the faintest idea about

codes and ciphers you were the one who

worked for intelligence during the war

or come to think of it how would Alexis

know anything about codes well I suspect

the first letter he received would be

quite cryptic written in plain English

it would tell him about the code and

direct him to the key word for the next

letter I suggest in chamber's

dictionary then it would tell him to

destroy the letter and all subsequent

letters which he presumably did apart

from this one I think I know the kind of

code it is it's not difficult to crack

if you know the key word but um without

it it's pretty fish and we don't have

the key word how are we going to find it

well with the code I have in mind it's

never has less than six letters and in

no case is a letter repeated you do

realize I'm supposed to be working on my

new novel yes yes I do but um this will

make such a change from

um doing cross word

puzzles

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right

rway

timetable uses a

bookmark darly

hot is it too much to hope that this is

the page he was working

on

monik Mrs lefran said he was always

talking about royalty we know he's

always reading about it could this be

anything I can't quite make it out

h

10

583 I suggest this is a reference to the

10th word on page 583 of chambers's

dictionary it's the reference selexis

needed for the keyword for the next

letter not this one why not because my

dear Harriet you always put the keyword

reference on the previous letter which

is then

destroyed hang

on this is

583 and this is prob probably the page

he was working

on 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

monarchy could there be rank amets could

they have gone and given us the key word

let's keep very calm and try now mayor

yes sir you um you draw a

diagram which has five squares either

way okay and then you'll fill in the

keyw in the top

squares and then you fill in the rest of

the letters from the alphabet omit in

the ones you've already used of course

and count in ion J as one so it's uh b d

e Peter do you think it's possible that

these letters at the top right hand

corner represent the address and

date but if they are rank hamers I think

it's highly likely because if that is a

name of a

town it's got six letters and the last

two are the same as the first two

reversed

also Harriet you're brilliant you've

done this sort of thing before I knew

one word Smith was worth three cyer

experts what have you

got x n a t

NX

right now you divide this into sets of

two letters and you

find that they form the corners of a

rectangle so you take the opposite

Corners w

a a

t

RS and then our old friends xn reversed

gives us yes more so well I don't want

to jump to inclusions had it but I think

we've cracked

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it now what

next p

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r

BF x

a l

i

M

K mg to his Serene

highness let's

see

BF

FY

mg TS highness it is oh had it am I at

my time of life to be reduced to hunting

for a gang of

biks let us read on

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QJ

MK yes

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GN to his Serene highness Grand Duke

Pavo alexovich heir the Throne of the

romanovs marriage of your illustrious

ancestress to Zar Nicholas first proved

beyond all doubt restoration of Imperial

rule to Holy Russia eagerly awaited

photograph of grand duchess for daughter

your bride to be enclosed your presence

alone needed on Wednesday 16th of

October take train reaching Dary halt

10:15 walk by Coast Road to flat iron

Rock he must have actually believed the

poet were going to take him to Russia in

a fishing boat there awaited the rider

from the sea the rider from the sea he

were right

yeah but was he friend or

enemy we know Alexis was killed at

2:00 so if the rider from the sea was a

friend and arrived at

11:45 why did Paul Alexis wait until

2:00 for the

murderer maybe he was still murdered for

the gold I was going to say that doesn't

come up in the letter I think that was

Alexis is a romantic

idea taking girl coins that could easily

be translated into any

currency besides the girl was found on

his

body I must report to inspector

draan

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don't

move

all right what you again nothing I just

wanted to talk to you who are you

Pollock my Lord Jem

Pollock you know who I

am yes my

Lord can I have a

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drink

chat what were you doing in

Ireland

now

Jim I made it now I wanted to see you

and you've gone with the trouble seeking

me out he must have something to tell

me what were you doing in Ireland

selling the lobsters my

Lord couldn't sell them around here why

not thought on account where they were

Tom Ban's

lobsters Tom Baines having damaged

granddad's Nets

so that's what you were doing off the

grounders that day RA in Tom Bain is

looster no wonder your grandfather was

reticent don't tell him I told you I

wouldn't dream of it now Jim you know

that this poor chap was killed on the

flat IR Rock about 2:00 that day I do my

Lord and as sure as I'm sitting here he

must have killed himself for there was

nobody come KN him Baron the young lady

but assuredly Dear Mrs Wen you will come

back and visit us again oh yes Miss

anine I'm sure I shall I rather doubt

it unhappy memories and all that of

course I understand but you will save

One Last Dance for me before you

leave come along

mother

Whimsy there you are you got my message

I'm just off off

where you know that fell brght who said

he gave the razor to Alexis don't be an

idiot Sally of course I know who bright

is Ser BR and tell me where you're off

to Ladell son presentation of check to

break the itinerant Barber hope to get a

picture and a final bit of Guff about

the Alexa's Death final well my editor

thinks we've just about squeezed a dry

besides they've just found a headless

tor also in Burke Hamstead I say I must

Dash or I miss my train shio Miss B good

luck with the new novel thank

you so that's that

almost not

quite we must uh telephone B in

London look here Chief what are you

doing here I thought you were going to

burkham you've got to present the check

to bre first who

we offered a reward to anyone who could

explain how the razor got into the hands

of Alexis who's he the body they found

on the Rock at wilou oh yes your friend

Whimsy talked us into it I must have

been out of my mind well where is this

fellow Mr bright then well Whimsy thinks

he may be involved in murder if so he

probably won't turn up at all so much

the better I thought the verdict was

supposed to be suicide anyway so it was

was but Whimsy

thinks oh he has turned up after

all hello Mr bright thought for a moment

you weren't going to come didn't want to

missart the reward eh oh no Mr har

certainly not come in come in bring the

camera Jo in him right

thanks this is our news editor yes yes

Splendid Mr Bri nice to meet you I got

your check right here I Shan keep you a

moment are you already Joe well come on

then Sally let's get on with it for

God's sake just he Mr

Right Mr bride I have pleasure in

presenting you with this

check sorry there's a check for £100 an

appreciation of your public spirited

Behavior the Morning Star is always

delighted to assist the police and their

inquiries waste of time and money really

what line are you going to take oh uh

Morning Star assist police with suicide

riddle I'll never forgive myself for

giving the razor to Alexis says

itinerant Barber that sort of thing yeah

well get a quote or two from him about

what he intends to do with the money and

another photograph I think he may have

moved in that last

one don't say he's gone well doesn't

matter story's dead now anyway

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trouble with this case is it's one step

forward and two back with this letter

which you and Miss vain have decoded and

damn clever to well it shows us that

someone lured Alexis to the flat iron

rock that day but who and why yes was it

a trick to get him there and murder him

the only person with a motive is Henry

welon and he has an alibi you couldn't

break with a pickaxe Henry is very lucky

with his

Alibi firstly that his car broke down

and secondly that he got a lift with Mrs

morom who was both conspicuous and above

suspicion well we can't do anything

about

that hi

je I'm so sorry that's all right my Lord

he's probably listening at the door

anyway

Percy the people that Henry welon hired

the car from did they say whether he

asked particularly for Morgan oh yes my

Lord they sent us a copy of his

letter it said he wished to rent a

Morgan car from October the 15th and was

signed havin Martin and gave us a

reference a bank in Cambridge a Morgan

car not just a car oh prous day K Miss B

will you m me or failing that will you

come with me to darly garage and and

commune with Mr Paul whistle I will let

us be gone what the

latter I see the first glimpse of light

in the impenetrable

Gloom what do you suppose he meant by

that well that a two-cylinder car is

easier to put out of action than a four

cylinder one

sir well yes my Lord the fault was in

the HT leads we tried the mag and she

was all right and there wasn't nothing

wrong with the plugs so young Tom here

he says what about the leads didn't you

Tom so you took them out did you Tom

never got the chance Mr Martin he says

oh that'll be it and before you could

say KNE he whips the leads out of the

clip right so I says let the boy have a

look at them and Mr Martin he says never

mind looking at the bloody things he

says begging your pardon Miss shove a

new pair in and so you did Tom yes

that's right my Lord Tom got a bit of HT

wire out of my tool bag over there

didn't you Tom and then me and Tom fixes

up a new bit of work connects it up and

she starts up sweet as a n you don't

have to remember Tom what happened to

the defective HT leads funny you should

ask that my Lord Mr Martin pushed them

into his pocket careless likee but them

leads falls out under the grass again I

expect I still got them I thought he

won't want them again but they'll come

useful for a motorbike or such like so I

picked them up and put them in my tools

n ah there we

are that's pretty sharp what is it I

suspect the business end of a sewing

needle so that was it Well Done

Tom that was it

all right then how did you know I didn't

but I've seen it done before it's a very

handy way of holding up a motorcyclist

at the beginning of a

race I'm not sure I entirely uh with a

four-cylinder car you can run on three

or if it's a good engine even on two but

with a two-cylinder car like the Morgan

you knock out one and precisely the car

won't start and you have to get a lift

into wilon so here fabricated his Alibi

it may be fabricated but in cast

iron if only we had an independent

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witness

haret now you know I find you rather

overwhelming so wait

M afternoon sir

mind if I join

you it's a free

country so it

is I've noticed who often sit

here good spot for seeing what's going

on in the

village more than people might think I

dare say you were right

there I don't suppose you remember the

Wednesday before last the 16th I know

it's a bit much to ask what of course I

remember nothing wrong with my memory

that was the day young men were found

dead on flat iron

Rock Big Red Car come through that day

at 10: clock driven by Vicar's lady

friend uh his wife's friend mutton

dressed as lamb they do say she were an

actress huh

she had a gentleman in the car with her

that day gentleman with dark

glasses he was still sitting beside her

when she come back at

1:00 and a gentleman with dark glasses

he gets out of the car and goes into the

feathers and she drives on towards

ebury did you see the gentleman come out

of the feathers hey what did you see the

gentleman come out of the feathers yes I

did I pass one that were by Church

clock did you see anyone else uh a

stranger come through the village about

the same time no need to shout there's

nothing wrong with my

hearing as long as you speak up clear

and don't Mumble like so many young folk

do nowadays I beg your pardon sir yeah

yes a rickety looking Town bread sort of

chap with big glasses little pack on his

back but in he goes to the shop and I

thinks to myself if you want the post

office you'll be

unlucky cuz they shuts for

lunch but out he comes and you'll be

wanting to w a whistle me things but on

he goes straight on towards Ink's

Lane you'll be one of these footen

slop swallowers I says to

myself brought up on fizzy lemonade all

belch a no

body then I thinks to

myself just time for a last pint

my things to

me then the feathers I

goes you have a remarkable memory uh

perhaps today you'll be good enough to

have your last pint on me oh thank you

sir thank

you get

in

well it's too good it's too damn

good someone

somewhere is making fools of

us but who and

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keep excuse me a moment the uh gentleman

who went into number 17 dark AED wears a

beard I'm sure I've met him before but I

can't for the life of me remember his

name you wouldn't happen to know it

would you his name is not bright he's a

highly respected businessman in the city

and his real name is Mr morom

morom well I never here we are Miss

V there I hope you've got everything you

need

lovely goodness whoever would have

thought it famous lady novelist the Lord

and the police or take tea in my front

room I don't think I've had such a thing

since the flying Santas and Mr bcka and

his performing seals was all staying in

my house together I've put the Crumpets

in the new to keep them warm thank

you well I said turn up for the book my

Lord and uh Mr bunter is much to be

congratulated but I'm not sure where it

gets us

B well I would say inspector the only

reason for Mr morham to pretend to be an

itinerant Barber was to fabricate a

convincing explanation of how the murder

weapon came to be in the hands of Paul

Alexis it also means that Mrs morham was

certainly in on the plot in fact I

wouldn't be surprised if we found that

she attended the concert at the Winter

Garden and that she obtained the

receipts for the collars that Henry was

supposed to have bought that morning

just before lunchtime well we can check

on that

Percy so Henry welon never went near

wilam that morning it's a reasonable

assumption Mrs morham could have dropped

him just beyond daring and picked him up

on the way back but what would be the

point of that even if we've broken his

earlier Alibi the 2:00 one thanks to Mr

Perkins is as solid as a rock and 2:00

was the time of the murder if it was

murder cup of tea inspector oh thank you

yes I think morham Alias bride with the

brains behind the operation but why he's

a commission agent and my friend Freddy

R bunot tells me over the telephone that

he took a few too many chances and

there's a rumor in the city that without

a large and instant influx of cash he

could be bankrupt so he and Henry Weldon

agreed to save Mrs weldon's Fortune from

falling into the hands of Paul Alexis

and shared it between them instead so Mr

morham would be the one who sent the

coded letters and photographs to Mr

Alexis my Lord I imagine he had friend

in uh Warsaw a business friend who would

post them for him well seems a lot of

trouble to take just to get Mr Alexis to

the flat iron rock ah but don't forget

that the letters formed a dual

purpose to distance Paul Alexis from Mrs

Weldon even if the murder didn't come

off Pavo alexich heir to the Imperial

Throne of Russia would hardly be likely

to marry an elderly English Widow

however wealthy hence Grand duess fodora

you know they're really upset thing

about it all is the sheer cruelty of it

to think of that poor man sitting here

In This Very Room desperately trying to

decode those ridiculous letters which

were just designed to play on his

pathetic delusions of grandeur and after

all it was all meaningless I mean even

if there had been a shred of Truth in it

even if his great-grandmother did marry

Zar Nicholas I first even if he had 50

pints of Imperial blood in his veins it

still wouldn't make him heir to the

Russian

Throne blood

Peter no wonder it was so easy to

persuade him he was related to the

Imperial Russian family and Antoine said

his joints got stiff and Mrs lefran said

he had rheumatism which could have meant

stiffness and he never used a Cutthroat

razor because if he cut himself his

blood wouldn't clot of

course the poor man was a

hemophiliac so the fact that the blood

was still liquid when Miss vain found

the body

doesn't mean a thing he wasn't killed at

2:00 he was killed at 12:00 the very

time for which Henry weld went to such

pains to give himself an unbreakable

Alibi provided for him by the

respectable Mrs morham whose husband

disguised as bright the itinerant Barber

obtained the murder weapon and

presumably gave it not into the hands of

Paul Alexis but to Henry welon the rider

from the sea

well I think we might have a chat with

Mr and Mrs morom friendly like

Mrs marcol very good of you to come

Madam and help us out Mr Malcolm glad to

be of assistance inspector I really

don't know why you asked me to come all

the way down here from London I don't

think I can help in any way oh I

wouldn't say that Mr marcol or should I

say Mr

brigh well done

inspector you want to know why Alfred

morham commission agent of London was

going about at wilam disguised as

William brigh that seedy and

unsatisfactory tonsorial artist yes that

would be helpful sir yes I'm writing a

play for my wife she's an actress you

know I've always taken a keen interest

in the theater really sir no doubt it

was useful for makeup and uh that false

speared while the real one grew again

yes as you say I shaved my beard

bleached my hair and became Mr bright

you see I had this idea for a play about

an itinerant hairdresser so I was doing

a bit of research local color simple as

that so you never saw saw Paul Alexis on

the night before he died oh yes and gave

him the razor just as I said or rather

he took it from me you see I was trying

out this speech about suicide I'm afraid

I got rather carried

away I

see you don't know a gentleman called uh

Mr Henry welen sir who your wife gave

him a lift in your car on the day Paul

Alexis died I did tell you about it dear

oh yes I don't think you mentioned his

name Henry Spencer won sir he farms in

Lincolnshire no sorry can't help you

never heard of

him

oh Mrs is

Stern do you know this

gentleman oh yes he came to stay with Mr

welen last June I've never seen this

woman before in my

life Mr weldon's housekeeper sir

I don't know how you can say that sir

you stayed more than a

week well I didn't see much of him him

and Mr welen being shut up in the office

most of the time with their maps and

papers I don't know what they were

working

on but I know it was him and my husband

would say the

same thank you Mrs

Stern Mr welen

I believe you know Mrs moram and her

husband Mr moram Alias Mr

brigh what the devil are you doing here

we agre shut up Henry Spencer Weldon I

arrest you for the murder of Paul Alexis

goldsmid you not a bis say anything but

anything you do say may be taken down

and given in

evidence

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oh

dear I'm afraid I'm not very good at the

Tango Laura do not say such a thing the

Tango it is the D of passion and with a

right partner it is the most natural dce

in the

world oh forgive me when I'm with you I

forget myself

Mrs won oh Miss V um you you know Mr

Anan yes I I do Mrs

Welden I'm afraid I got some very bad

news for you and I wanted to be the one

to tell

you it's about Paul

Alexis he was

murdered but I'm afraid the police have

arrested your son

Henry I knew

it I knew it wasn't

suicide he loved me he really loved me

of course how could anyone help loving

you

Henry how could he have done

it oh is all going to be quite Dreadful

of course but you will be

brave

yes if you will help

me

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wa

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n

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oh uh excuse me my Lord I I took the

liberty of canceling your dinner

engagement this evening with the

antiquarian society bter you anticipate

my

every you know one of these days you're

going to leave me and uh run a pub

somewhere or something a

pub I don't think so my

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Lord

the old fool who wanted a lover the

young fool who wanted an

Empire one throat cut and three people

condemned what a damned awful bit of

bloody

F and Mrs Wellen would have been next

you don't think that Henry would have

killed oh he has after he and morham had

gone to all that trouble I don't think

that have wanted to wait for the

money so as soon as she got back to

Lincolnshire Henry would have found some

way sleeping pills or

something they would have said out of

grief for Alexis's

death verdict

suicide let's get away I do hate

watering

places we'll die in

pigil look out thank

you par I'm going to break our agreement

and ask you

something please

don't all

right but the next time you find

yourself in trouble you might conquer

your independent

spirit and send for

me

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m

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h

oh