The Regatta Mystery and Other Stories (Hercule Poirot 21)

Poirot

said gently:

"Forget,

Mademoiselle.. · forget Let the

past go

Think only of

the present "

Pauline murmured, "Yes--you're

right

',

Poirot turned to Lola

Valdez.

"Sefiora, as the evening advances

I become more brave. If you would

dance with me

"Oh, yes, indeed. You are--you

are ze cat's

YELLOq

whilers, M. Poirot. I ioseest on dancing witla

yo ,,

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ora."

¥ou are too kind, Sei left. They leant towar6s

)ny and Pauline were

eac,!ther across the table'

: , barling Pauline." .,c a nasty spiteful spit

" )h, Tony, I've been s.v Can you ever forgiW

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