Famous painting

Famous painting
"I wish to God I could give you some help-but the plain fact is I knownothing-nothing at all that can help you to find the dastardly scoundrel whodid this.Betty was just a merry，happy girl-with a decent young fellow thatshe was-well，we'd have called it walking out with in my young days. Why anyone should want to murder her simply beats me-it doesn't makesense. ""You're very near the truth there，Mr Barnard，"said Crome."I tell youwhat I'd like to do-have a look over Miss Barnard's room.There may besomething-letters-or a diary." "Look over it and welcome，"said Mr Barnard，rising. He led the way.Crome followed him，then Poirot，the Kelsey，and Ibrought up the rear.
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I stopped for a minute to retie my shoelaces，and as I did so a taxidrew up outside and a girl jumped out of it.She paid the driver and hurriedup the path to the house，carrying a small suitcase.As she entered the doorshe saw me and stopped dead. There was something so arresting in her pose that it intrigued me. "Who are you?"she said. I came down a few steps.I felt embarrassed as to how exactly to reply. Should I give my name?Or mention that I had come here with thepolice?The girl，however，gave me no time to make a decision. "Oh，well，"she said，"I can guess."
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