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re。' I ask you; Monsieur Van Aldin; whether you would be glad or sorry if what I tell you should be the case?〃
Van Aldin stared at him。 〃Naturally I should be glad;〃 he said at last。 〃Is this an exercise in suppositions; Monsieur Poirot; or are there any facts behind it?〃
Poirot looked at the ceiling。
〃There is an off…chance;〃 he said quietly; 〃that it might be the te de la Roche after all。 At least I have succeeded in upsetting his alibi。〃
〃How did you manage that?〃
Poirot shrugged his shoulders modestly。
〃I have my own methods。 The exercise of a little tact; a little cleverness … and the thing is done。〃
〃But the rubies;〃 said Van Aldin; 〃these rubies that the Count had in his possession were false。〃
〃And clearly he would not have mitted the crime except for the rubies。 But you are overlooking one point; Monsieur Van Aldin。 Where the rubies were concerned; someone might have been before him。〃
〃But this is an entirely new theory;〃 cried Knighton。
〃Do you really believe all this rigmarole; Monsieur Poirot?〃 demanded the millionaire。
〃The thing is not proved;〃 said Poirot quietly。 〃It is as yet only a theory; but I tell you this; Monsieur Van Aldin; the facts are worth investigating。 You must e out with me to the south of France and go into the case on the spot。〃
〃You really think this is necessary … that I should go; I mean。〃
〃I thought it would be what you yourself would wish;〃 said Poirot。
There was a hint of reproach in his tone which was not lost upon the other。
〃Yes; yes; of course;〃 he said。 〃When do you wish to start; Monsieur Poirot?〃
〃You are very busy at present; sir;〃 murmured Knighton。
But the millionaire had now made up his mind; and he
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