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Poirot met two people on his way home.The first was Mr Jefferson Cope. "M.Hercule Poirot?My name's Jefferson Cope." The two men shook hands ceremoniously. Then,falling into step beside Poirot,Mr Cope explained: "It's just got roundto me that you're making a kind of routine inquiry into the death of my oldfriend Mrs Boynton.That certainly was a shocking business.Of course,mind you,theold lady ought never to have undertaken such a fatiguing journey.But she washeadstrong,M.Poirot.Her family could do nothing with her.She was by way
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of beinga household tyrant -had had her own way too long,I guess.It certainly is truewhat she said went.Yes,sir,that certainly was true." There was a momentary pause. "I'd just like to tell you,M.Poirot,that I'm an old friend of the Boyntonfamily.Naturally they're all a good deal upset over this business;they're atrifle nervous and highly strung,too,you know,so if there are any arrangementsto be made -necessary formalities,arrangements for the funeral -transport of thebody to Jerusalem,why,I"ll take as much trouble as I can off their hands.Justcall upon me for anything that needs doing." "I am sure the family will appreciate your offer,"said Poirot.He added,"You