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You knew her by sight，however.Did anything about her appearance strikeyou as unusual yesterday evening?Did she appear flurried or put out in anyway?" Mr Partridge considered. "As far as I noticed，she seemed exactly as usual."he said. Poirot rose. "Thank you，Mr Partridge，for answering these questions.Have you，by anychance，an A B C in the house?I want to look up my return train to London." "On the shelf just behind you，
"said Mr Partridge. On the shelf in question were an A B C，a Bradshaw，the Stock ExchangeYear Book，Kelly's Directory，a Who's Who and a local directory. Poirot took down the A B C，pretended to look up a train，then thankedMr Partridge and took his leave. Our next interview was with Mr Alber Riddell and was of a highlydifferent character.Mr Albert Riddell was a platelayer and our conversation