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“His valet, Masterman, will have to know.” “He probably knows already,” said Poirot dryly. “If so try to get him to hold his tongue.” “That oughtn’t to be difficult. He’s a Britisher, and does what he calls ‘Keeps himself to himself.’ He’s a low opinion of Americans and no opinion at all of any other nationality.”
Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot, #10)
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