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Lady Westholme's public duty had held the stage for some minutes,Poirotwas adroit enough to get in a question. "I have a perfect recollection of the afternoon in question,"replied LadyWestholme."Miss Pierce and I will do all we can to assist you." "Oh,yes,"sighed Miss Pierce,almost ecstatically."So tragic,was it not?Dead-just like that -in the twinkle of an eye!" "If you will tell me exactly what occurred on the afternoon in question?" "Certainly,"said Lady Westholme."After we had finished lunch I decided totake a brief siesta.The morning excursion had been somewhat fatiguing.Not that Iwas really tired -I seldom am.I
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do not really know what fatigue is.One has sooften,on public occasions,no matter what one really feels-" Again an adroit murmur from Poirot. "As I say,I was in favour of a siesta.Miss Pierce agreed with me." "Oh,yes."sighed Miss Pierce."And I was terribly tired after the morning.Sucha dangerous climb -and although interesting,most exhausting.I'm afraid I'm notquite as strong as Lady Westholme." "Fatigue,"said Lady Westholme,"can be conquered like everything else.I makea point of never giving in to my bodily needs." Poirot said: "After lunch,then,you two ladies went to your tents?" "Yes." "Mrs Boynton was then sitting at the mouth of her cave?"