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that you have a sister-in-law,
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I married Edmund two days
before he was killed in action,
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I decided it was best to forget the
marriage, but I'm coming to England
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and I find
I do wish to meet you all,
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I write to you instead of your father
because I understand he is a sick man
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and my existence may come as a shock
to him as it must be to you all,
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Sincerely yours,
Martine Ackenthorpe,"
:49:29
I thought Edmund was killed
before they married,
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- That's what we all thought,
- What's on your mind then?
:49:35
Don't you see? The strangled woman,
it must have been Martine,
:49:39
If she was really Edmund's widow,
she would have a share in the will,
:49:44
Oh, I see,
:49:46
Paul, what should I do?
:49:49
- Have you told the others?
- No,
:49:51
I did suggest to Albert that if she
was French, she might be Martine,
:49:55
What did he say?
:49:56
He said it was fantastic,
but I think he was worried,
:50:03
- You have to tell the police,
- They'll think one of us did this,
:50:07
- What else can you do?
- I don't know, I don't know,
:50:11
I think you must tell them,
:50:13
I'll have to think about this,
:50:16
You'd better go,
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- Good afternoon,
- Good afternoon,