Gustav Klimt The Kiss

Gustav Klimt The Kiss
"I suggest two methods of approach.You，Miss Barnard，might try what Icall the offensive approach." "I suppose you think that suits my style?" said Megan dryly. "Pick a quarrel with the girl-say you knew she never liked yoursister-and that your sister had told you all about her.If I do not err，thatwill provoke a flood of recrimination.She will tell you just what shethought of your sister!Some useful fact may emerge." "And the second method?" "May I suggest，Mr Fraser，that you should show signs of interest in thegirl?" "Is that necessary?"
Gustav Klimt The Kiss
"No，it is not necessary.It is just a possible line of exploration." "Shall I try my hand?"asked Franklin. "I've-er-a pretty wide experience，M.Poirot.Let me see what I can dowith the young lady." "You've got your own part of the world to attend to，"said Thora Greyrather sharply. Franklin's face fell just a little. "Yes，"he said."I have." "Tout de meme，I do not think there is much you can do down there forthe present，"said Poirot."Mademoiselle Grey now，she is far morefitted-"Thora Grey interrupted him. "But you see，M.Poirot，I have left Devon for good." "Ah?I did not understand."
Gustav Klimt The Kiss