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caseyes.”
“And yet I knew and loved Sonia Armstrong. What do you thinkthen? That I
would not soil my hands with killing such canaille
as that man Cassetti? Well
perhaps you are right.”
She was silent a minute or two. Then she said:
“With such a man as thatdo you know what I should have liked to do? I should
have liked to call to my servants: ‘Flog this man to death and fling him out on the
rubbish heap [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!’ That is the way things were done when I was youngMonsieur.”
Still he did not speakjust listened attentively.
She looked at him with a sudden impetuosity. “You do not say anythingM.
Poirot. What is it that you are thinkingI wonder?”
He looked at her with a very direct glance. “I thinkMadamethat your strength
is in your will—not in your arm.”
She glanced down at her thinblack-clad arms ending in those claw-like yellow
hands with the rings on the fingers.
“It is true” she said. “I have no strength in these—none. I do not know whether
I am sorry or glad.”
Then she turned abruptly back towards her carriage where the maid was busily
packing up the cases.
Agatha Christie
? MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS
119
The Princess cut short M. Bouc’s apologies.
“There is no need for you to ap