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poirot drew a fr slowly along the wooden rail

&ot;you are atod, adeoiselle, to carryg your own burdens but you can do that too long the stra bees too great for you, adeoiselle, the stra is beg too great&ot;

&ot;i dont know what you are talkg about,&ot; said rosalie

&ot;i a talkg about facts, adeoiselle - pn ugly facts let call the spade the spade and say it one little short sentence your other drks, adeoiselle&ot;

rosalie did not answer her outh opened; then 射 closed it aga for once 射 seed at a loss

&ot;there is no need for you to talk, adeoiselle i will do all the talkg i was terested at assuan the relations existg beeen you i saw at once that, spite of your carefully studied unfilial rearks, you were reality passionately protectg her fro thg i very on knew what that thg was i knew it long before i enuntered your other one orng an unistakable state of toxication oreover, her case, i uld see, was one of secret bouts of drkg - by far the ost difficult kd of case with which to deal you were pg with it anfully nevertheless, 射 had all the secret drunkards cunng 射 anad to t hold of a secret supply of spirits and to keep it suessfully hidden fro you i should not be surprised if you disvered its hidg place only yesterday aordgly, last night, as on as your other was really undly asleep, you stole out with the ntents of the cache, went round to the other side of the boat (sce your own side was up agast the bank) and cast it overboard to the