Elephants Can Remember
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‘What do you think of her?’ ‘She is a personality,’ said Poirot, ‘an interesting girl. Definitely, if I may put it so, she is somebody, not anybody.’ ‘Yes, that’s true enough,’ said Mrs Oliver. ‘I would like you to tell me something.’ ‘About her? I don’t really know her very well. One doesn’t really, with godchildren. I mean, you only see them, as it were, at stated intervals rather far apart.’ ‘I didn’t mean her. Tell me about her mother.’ ‘Oh. I see.’ ‘You knew her mother?’ ‘Yes. We were in a ...sort of pensionnat in Paris together. People used to send girls to Paris then to be finished,’ said Mrs Oliver. ‘That sounds more like an introduction to a cemetery than an introduction into Society. What do you want to know about her?’ ‘You remember her? You remember what she was like?’ ‘Yes. As I tell you, one doesn’t entirely forget things or people because they’re in the past.’ ‘What impression did she make on you?’ ‘She was beautiful,’ said Mrs Oliver.
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‘What do you think of her?’ ‘She is a personality,’ said Poirot, ‘an interesting girl. Definitely, if I may put it so, she is somebody, not anybody.’ ‘Yes, that’s true enough,’ said Mrs Oliver. ‘I would like you to tell me something.’ ‘About her? I don’t really know her very well. One doesn’t really, with godchildren. I mean, you only see them, as it were, at stated intervals rather far apart.’ ‘I didn’t mean her. Tell me about her mother.’ ‘Oh. I see.’ ‘You knew her mother?’ ‘Yes. We were in a ...sort of pensionnat in Paris together. People used to send girls to Paris then to be finished,’ said Mrs Oliver. ‘That sounds more like an introduction to a cemetery than an introduction into Society. What do you want to know about her?’ ‘You remember her? You remember what she was like?’ ‘Yes. As I tell you, one doesn’t entirely forget things or people because they’re in the past.’ ‘What impression did she make on you?’ ‘She was beautiful,’ said Mrs Oliver.
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