Fragment of Fear Page #2
- GP
- Year:
- 1970
- 94 min
- 67 Views
of Pompeii in her handbag. It was folded between the
pages of her prayer book. Her missal. Her missal. On it there was a cross,
very very lightly pencilled in on exactly the spot
where she was killed. Now I had already planned to meet her
elsewhere in a restaurant, so she obviously knew
where she was going, and she certainly did not go to mass. Did you tell signor bardoni? No. Should I have? Mrs gray? Oh. Yes? It's the major
calling you from London. Oh. Forgive me, mr Brett. I'm sorry if your journey's
proved pointless. Ls there anything else
i can do for you, mr Brett? - You're miss...?
- Ward-cadbury. Well, are there any other friends
of my aunt's in the hotel that it would be right for me to meet? Well, she was fond of miss dacey. Well, can I see her? Oh, I'm afraid she's still
having her nap. Well, when does she wake up? She usually has her tea
in the television room, if you don't mind waiting. No, gladly. Thank you. You waiting for someone? Miss dacey, yes. She won't be here till the western. I'm, er, Lucy Dawson's nephew.
That's why I'm here. Ah, poor soul.
At least she was quick. Quicker than arthritis. Why the dickens do you
want to see miss dacey? Well, miss ward-cadbury told me that
they were very close friends. They were about as close
as London and Hong Kong. Oh, they acknowledged each other's
existence quite affably, of course, but they had nothing in common. Have you seen mrs gray? Yes. Ah, now she was a friend. Looked after Lucy Dawson like a
civil servant looks after his minister. Were you friends with mrs Dawson? Of course I was. She was a damn nice woman. The only lively body
in this overheated crematorium. Yes, I would have had
an affair with her, if my legs had been in better shape.
Oh, no offence. None taken. Would you care for a small cigar? Ah, fortunately, I've managed to
give them up, so I won't. I have one a day,
and two on Sundays. I'll follow your good example
until after supper. Er... you wouldn't care to give me
a wheel in the fresh air? Certainly. Yes, he was an army man. He was killed just three months
after he and Lucy were married. - That was during the war, was it?
- No, no, no, no, no. You're probably too young to remember.
There wasn't a war then. No, he was killed by a burglar. You mean he was murdered, too? Yes, god works in
a mysterious way, doesn't he? If Lucy's husband hadn't disturbed
that burglar and got himself shot, she would never have started taking
an interest in the criminal classes. And thirty or forty young delinquents who've managed to make their way
in the world, thanks to her, wouldn't be blessing her name today. Care to stay for a spot of dinner? I'm uncommonly grateful. Well, I'd love to, but unfortunately
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