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the-way, I think, you will | ||
consider the matter.” | ||
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“But it would be an outrage to you to be in the habit of | ||
making the same mistake twice.” | ||
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He made an impatient gesture with his head. | ||
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“It is a certain amount of vanity. But I must look for a job | ||
other than that. And the time will come. I must turn to my | ||
friend, the professor of divinity. Is it not a fact that he is | ||
the son of the famous Flemish psychiatrist, Dr. | ||
Karl Hauser? I think that I must marry the man.” | ||
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“Hauser is an American, I presume—or French?” | ||
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“French, I think. I would not marry a Frenchman.” | ||
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“Hauser is an American, I presume.” | ||
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“French, I think. I would not marry a Frenchman.” | ||
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Poirot shook his head. “A French American, I presume.” | ||
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“I do not know that,” I retorted. | ||
The killer was heavily armed, wearing | ||
a black coat, a dark overcoat, and a pair of gloves. He | ||
was walking with a limp, and his coat and overcoat had been | ||
damaged beyond recognition.[1] | ||
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The next day, the police inspector of Kent (Mr. Walsingham) | ||
declared that the case had been | ||
referred to the coroner, and that the cause of death | ||
was obvious, though it was not known whether the | ||
murderer was dead or alive. It was declared that the | ||
clothes had been cut off from the dead man, and that the coat | ||
was of the same make as the body. The police inspector | ||
declared that there was no sign of violence upon the sleeves | ||
of the overcoat, and that there was no sign of any other | ||
damage to the coat. The coroner determined that the | ||
death was probably due to natural causes, and that the death | ||
was suicide. The police inspector, who had been reviewing the case | ||
upon the appearance of the coat, stated that it was | ||
obviously a case of suicide, and prescribed the hospital | ||
guidelines for suicide. Mr. |