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“
I
believe
not
.
But
Dr
.
Ames
will
tell
you
more
than
I
can
do
.
”
“
Ah
,
of
course
,
you
are
not
the
doctor
.
”
“
My
name
is
Tosswill
.
”
This
,
then
,
was
the
British
expert
described
by
Lady
Willard
as
being
a
minor
official
at
the
British
Museum
.
There
was
something
at
once
grave
and
steadfast
about
him
that
took
my
fancy
.
“
If
you
will
come
with
me
,
”
continued
Dr
.
Tosswill
,
“
I
will
take
you
to
Sir
Guy
Willard
.
He
was
most
anxious
to
be
informed
as
soon
as
you
should
arrive
.
”
We
were
taken
across
the
camp
to
a
large
tent
.
Dr
.
Tosswill
lifted
up
the
flap
and
we
entered
.
Three
men
were
sitting
inside
.
“
Monsieur
Poirot
and
Captain
Hastings
have
arrived
,
Sir
Guy
,
”
said
Tosswill
.
The
youngest
of
the
three
men
jumped
up
and
came
forward
to
greet
us
.
There
was
a
certain
impulsiveness
in
his
manner
which
reminded
me
of
his
mother
.
He
was
not
nearly
so
sunburnt
as
the
others
,
and
that
fact
,
coupled
with
a
certain
haggardness
round
the
eyes
,
made
him
look
older
than
his
twenty
-
two
years
.
He
was
clearly
endeavouring
to
bear
up
under
a
severe
mental
strain
.
He
introduced
his
two
companions
,
Dr
.
Ames
,
a
capable
looking
man
of
thirty
odd
,
with
a
touch
of
greying
hair
at
the
temples
,
and
Mr
.
Harper
,
the
secretary
,
a
pleasant
lean
young
man
wearing
the
national
insignia
of
horn
-
rimmed
spectacles
.
