Murder on the orient express
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- Mary—
- Not now. Not now. When it’s all over. When it’s behind us—then—
- Curious
- It is nothing, Mademoiselle. It is something that has caught fire under the dining-car. Nothing serious. It is put out. They are now repairing the damage. There is no danger, I assure you.
- What is the matter? Why are we stopping?
- But we can’t afford delay! This train is due in at 6.55, and one has to cross the Bosphorus and catch the Simplon Orient Express on the other side at nine o’clock. If there is an hour or two of delay we shall miss the connection.
- Yes. Yes, it does. I—I must catch that train.
- Does it matter to you very much, Mademoiselle?
- I should hope not. But I don’t bite.
- Well, you know, breakfast isn’t always a chatty meal.
- I came out this way two years ago and spent three days in Stamboul then.
- He is susceptible, our Colonel. The train, it is as dangerous as a sea voyage!
- Oh! I see. Well, I may say I’m very glad you are going right through, because I am.
- Rather an odd little comedy that I watch here
- Oh! it’s all right. But I don’t like the idea of your being a governess—at the beck and call of tyrannical mothers and their tiresome brats.
- Oh! you mustn’t think that. The downtrodden governess is quite an exploded myth. I can assure you that it’s the parents who are afraid of being bullied by me.
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