The Beast with Five Fingers Page #5
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or is this an expression
of your unofficial sympathy,
This is no time for jests,
Signor Conrad.
It was a dreadful accident,
entirely unexpected.
Will you join me
in a bit of marsala?
Merely to appease our mutual grief.
Oh, one glass,
if you don't mind.
A la sant!
And, Signor Conrad,
in a case like this...
Whom does one condole?
To whom does one express
his grief and sympathy?
To me.
I made a very fair living
playing chess and gambling with him.
Eating his food,
drinking his wine...
Now that he's gone...
I'm without doubt the chief mourner.
He had no family?
He left to no one?
Yes, there's a brother-in-law
and a nephew just arrived from England.
You'll find them in the library.
Better you present me if you please,
that I may offer proper consolation.
Of course... This way
to the grief-stricken relatives.
Sorry to interrupt gentlemen...
this is Signor Ovidio Castanio
...Commissario of police.
Mr Raymond Arlington
and his son Donald.
Police?
Please Signor Conrad, explain...
I'm here merely to express
my heartfelt sympathy...
my profound regret,
my deepest condolences
on this unhappy occasion.
very well yourself.
Thank you very much.
of the family to arrive?
We are his only relatives.
Francis was married to my sister.
Ah... you are American?
Yes... living in England.
They're professional mourners.
They've been hired to chant
until sunrise.
Unless you'd care
to extend the time.
You mean they'll keep that up
all night?!
It is an ancient custom Mr Arlington.
Your brother-in-law was a man
of great eminence in this community
It is only natural his passing should be
attended by a certain amount of lamentation.
Our grief as you see,
is very great.
But having known Francis well,
I'm sure he would have preferred
that the lamentation
be somewhat less vocal.
In a word, Commissario, ask those witches
to stop howling.
As you say, signor...
I shall merely explain your desolation
as very great...
and under the circumstances
you would prefer quiet and solitude.
The Commissario does have a way
of putting things, doesn't he?
Dad, this has a crest with a bull
and three swords
Yes, it once belonged
to one of the Borgias.
The Borgias, eh?
Why that chest will bring
at least 300 at Christies.
There's a small fortune
If you gentlemen are really interested
in authentic antiques...
Look!... Roma, 1743.
La Vita de Lorenzo Borghese.
This is worth 100
at the British Museum.
History of the Constellation
Florence, 1603.
I wish you'd keep your hands
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