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Introduction

I was an expert at reading the room. I had to be.

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“Miss Reade is no better friends with her than she is with me and you,” retorted Felicity.

“Dear old Jane—I’m so glad,” said Anne heartily. “She deserves the good things of life.”

"I'm not going to marry the best man in the world," retorted Miss Cornelia. "Marshall Elliott is a long way from being the best."

"Mr. Hyde is gone," she announced.

"You're a darling," she whispered to her child, drawing her suddenly against her knee. "Do you know you're a darling? Do you know you're a darling?"

“Dr. Sheppard has been a model of discretion,” said Poirot dryly. “But me, I discover all the little secrets. It is my business.”

I felt a cold sinking, as though some unutterable calamity had befallen me.

“My God! they are killing me, and yet I am neither a sorcerer nor sacrilegious!”