Murder on the Orient Express
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The iron tongue of midnight
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hath told 12.
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Suddenly...
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...the number 12 began to ring
in my head like a great bell.

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Twelve.
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Doctor, how many wounds
were there in Ratchett's body?

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- Twelve.
- Mr. McQueen,

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how many capital letters,
each inscribed by a different hand,

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were contained in each
of the two threatening messages

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you showed me on Ratchett's
correspondence file?

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Twelve. Twelve.
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Colonel Arbuthnott,
how many persons in a jury?

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Twelve.
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Pierre Paul Michel,
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how many passengers
in the Calais coach,

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excluding myself
and the murdered man?

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Twelve, monsieur.
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- Show me your wallet.
- No!

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Mr. Hardman,
you may not speak.

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Ratchett never asked you to be
his bodyguard, he asked me.

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And I, perhaps to
my discredit, refused.

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Before you joined Pinkerton's
as a private detective,

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you were an ordinary policeman,
were you not?

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A cop...
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...who, as is customary with cops,
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fell in love with
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a pretty housemaid
on his beat.

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Yes, and would have
married her...

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...if...
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Your daughter, Paulette,
never died of scarlet fever, did she?

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No, she killed herself
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when falsely accused
of complicity

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in the kidnapping and killing

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