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But I myself was puzzled, and as soon as I was alone with Poirot I asked him what he thought Sir Ernest was driving at. "Ah!" said Poirot appreciatively. "He is a clever man, that Sir Ernest." "Do you think he believes Lawrence guilty?" "I do not think he believes or cares anything!
He whistled as he read the first sentence, and swore appreciatively over the next. When he had finished, he buttoned the waterproof apron and rubbed his wet hands over his knees. "It's grand," he said. "I never saw anything like it." Sloan spoke to the mare.
"You were a darling to me last night, Mart," he said appreciatively. Martie had not known he was awake. She turned from her mirror, regarding him steadily between the curtains of her shining hair. "And you're a darling not to rub it in," Wallace pursued. "I WOULD rub it in," Martie said in a hurt voice, "if I thought it would do any good!"
"There was an enemy submarine off here last night, and we have reason to believe that a message was landed. We caught one fellow just at dawn." "What did you do with him?" the Bishop asked. "We shot him an hour ago," was the cool reply. "Are there any others at large?" Julian enquired, leaning forward. "One other," the Colonel acknowledged, sipping his wine appreciatively.
"He tried to break in," said Medora Phillips eagerly; "but this gentleman...." She turned appreciatively to Cope. Carolyn, really impressed by her well- sustained seriousness and ardor, almost began to believe that they owed their lives to Bertram Cope alone. "Was he a murderer?" asked Medora. The men looked serious, but made no categorical reply.
He told the story well, and the Deputy Commissioner who was a master in that art nodded appreciatively. "So far as I can judge," he said, "the Bureau is the place for you. But I don't know where to fit you in. It is getting on towards the middle of August, and not only is the work all arranged for the summer, but most of it is done."
"Kind of snug here," he said pleasantly, running his eyes appreciatively over the simple decorations, the cheap bric-
He did look dear, and quite clean, and we all knew that it was hard to make him change his mind, so we let him come. He sat very still and was as good as gold till we had got a long way from home, and then he began." Catherine sighed appreciatively. "I can imagine, Bess dear. But do tell us." "You can't imagine. Nobody could. He talked a blue streak. And the things he said!
Half the juke boxes in town weren't workin', on an average. But the ones that were workin' were always Big Jake's. Presently he had the juke-box business to himself." Brink nodded, somehow appreciatively. "Then it was cabs," said Fitzgerald. "A lot of cops felt bad about that. But their wives wouldn't be happy if anything happened to dear Mr.
How'd you like " "If you're hungry, feel in your coat-pocket." "I guess you're a wise one," put in the man, grinning appreciatively. "We got grub enough. Panhandlin's a habit with the kid; don't come natural to him to pass a likely prospect without makin' a touch." He leaned against the platform, raising one foot slightly from the ground in the manner of a limping animal.
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