After the Funeral (Hercule Poirot, #33)
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Gimcrack, half the new stuff was – came to pieces in your hands. The material wasn’t good, or the craftsmanship either.
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‘The value of money is always relative,’ said Mr Entwhistle. ‘It is the need that counts.’
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Miss Gilchrist’s memory seemed to be almost wholly culinary.
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But inquisitiveness can drape itself in a mantle of rectitude.
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The very simple-minded have often the genius to commit an uncomplicated crime and then leave it alone.
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Not that Poirot was really looking for evidence – he wanted only to satisfy himself as to possibilities.
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We’ve always welcomed the unfortunate in this country, sir, it’s been our pride. We shall continue so to do.’
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How very disconcerting, he suddenly thought, a really empty stare could be.
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‘I am old, yes. But I do not impede youth. There is no one who needs to wait for my death.’
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‘Uncle Timothy will probably outlive us all. He’s what is known as a creaking gate.’
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‘I must say I’m glad to hear it! To be always right must be sometimes monotonous.’ ‘I do not find it so,’ Poirot assured him.