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211
Langdon
did
not
.
He
d
been
curious
at
the
time
but
had
not
felt
comfortable
demanding
specifics
.
The
venerated
Jacques
Saunière
had
a
renowned
penchant
for
privacy
and
granted
very
few
meetings
;
Langdon
was
grateful
simply
for
the
opportunity
to
meet
him
.
212
«
Mr
.
Langdon
,
can
you
at
least
guess
what
our
murder
victim
might
have
wanted
to
discuss
with
you
on
the
night
he
was
killed
?
It
might
be
helpful
.
»
213
The
pointedness
of
the
question
made
Langdon
uncomfortable
.
«
I
really
can
t
imagine
.
I
didn
t
ask
.
I
felt
honored
to
have
been
contacted
at
all
.
I
m
an
admirer
of
Mr
.
Saunière
s
work
.
I
use
his
texts
often
in
my
classes
.
»
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214
Fache
made
note
of
that
fact
in
his
book
.
215
The
two
men
were
now
halfway
up
the
Denon
Wing
s
entry
tunnel
,
and
Langdon
could
see
the
twin
ascending
escalators
at
the
far
end
,
both
motionless
.
216
«
So
you
shared
interests
with
him
?
»
Fache
asked
.
217
«
Yes
.
In
fact
,
I
ve
spent
much
of
the
last
year
writing
the
draft
for
a
book
that
deals
with
Mr
.
Saunière
s
primary
area
of
expertise
.
I
was
looking
forward
to
picking
his
brain
.
»
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218
Fache
glanced
up
.
«
Pardon
?
»
219
The
idiom
apparently
didn
t
translate
.
«
I
was
looking
forward
to
learning
his
thoughts
on
the
topic
.
»
220
«
I
see
.
And
what
is
the
topic
?
»