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Into
this
pandemonium
stepped
Poirot
,
neat
and
smiling
.
Immediately
,
with
an
energy
surprising
in
one
of
her
bulk
,
Mrs
.
Opalsen
sprang
from
her
chair
towards
him
.
“
There
now
;
Ed
may
say
what
he
likes
,
but
I
believe
in
luck
,
I
do
.
It
was
fated
I
should
meet
you
the
way
I
did
this
evening
,
and
I
’
ve
a
feeling
that
if
you
can
’
t
get
my
pearls
back
for
me
nobody
can
.
”
“
Calm
yourself
,
I
pray
of
you
,
madame
.
”
Poirot
patted
her
hand
soothingly
.
“
Reassure
yourself
.
All
will
be
well
.
Hercule
Poirot
will
aid
you
!
”
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Mr
.
Opalsen
turned
to
the
police
inspector
.
“
There
will
be
no
objection
to
my
—
er
—
calling
in
this
gentleman
,
I
suppose
?
”
“
None
at
all
,
sir
,
”
replied
the
man
civilly
,
but
with
complete
indifference
.
“
Perhaps
now
your
lady
’
s
feeling
better
she
’
ll
just
let
us
have
the
facts
?
”
Mrs
.
Opalsen
looked
helplessly
at
Poirot
.
He
led
her
back
to
her
chair
.
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“
Seat
yourself
,
madame
,
and
recount
to
us
the
whole
history
without
agitating
yourself
.
”
Thus
abjured
,
Mrs
.
Opalsen
dried
her
eyes
gingerly
,
and
began
.
“
I
came
upstairs
after
dinner
to
fetch
my
pearls
for
Mr
.
Poirot
here
to
see
.
The
chambermaid
and
Célestine
were
both
in
the
room
as
usual
—
—
”