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"Words，mademoiselle，are only the outer clothing of ideas." "Well，I think it's sense，"said Mary Drower."I do really，miss.It'soften when you're talking over things that you seem to see your way clear. Your mind gets made up for you sometimes without your knowing how it'shappened.Talking leads to a lot of things one way and another." "If "least said is soonest mended"，it's the converse we want here，"said Franklin Clarke. "What do you say，Mr Fraser?" "I rather doubt the practical applicability of what you say，M.Poirot." "What do you think，Thora?"asked Clarke.
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"I think the principle of talking things over is always sound." "Suppose，"suggested Poirot，"that you all go over your own remembrancesof the time preceding the murder.Perhaps you'll start，Mr Clarke." "Let me see，on the morning of the day Car was killed I went off sailing. Caught eight mackerel.Lovely out there on the bay. Lunch at home.Irish stew，I remember.Slept in the hammock.Tea.Wrote someletters，missed the post，and drove into Paignton to post them.Then dinnerand -I'm not ashamed to say it-reread a book of E.Nesbit's that I used tolove as a kid. Then the telephone rang-""No further.Now reflect，Mr Clarke，did youmeet anyone on your way down to the sea in the morning?" "Lots of people." "Can you remember anything about them?"
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