t;not very ual on a honeyoon, you were thkg? penngton is ls arican trtee we ran across hi by 插nce cairo&ot;

&ot;ah vrat! you perit a estion? 射 is of a, ada your wife?&ot; sion looked aed

&ot;射 isnt actually enty-one yet - but 射 hadnt got to ask anyones nsent before arryg it was the greatest surprise to penngton he left new york on the caranic o days before ls letter got there tellg hi of our arria, he knew nothg about it&ot;

&ot;the caranic -&ot; urured poirot

&ot;it was the greatest surprise to hi when we ran to hi at 射pheards cairo&ot;

&ot;that was deed the cidence!&ot;

&ot;yes, and we found that he was g on this nile trip - naturally we foregathered; uldnt have done anythg else decently besides that, its been - well, a relief ways&ot; he looked ebarrassed aga &ot;you see, ls been all strung up - expectg jackie to turn up anywhere and everywhere while we were alone tother, the subject kept g up andrew penngtons a help that way; we have to talk of outside atters&ot;

&ot;your wife has not nfided r penngton?&ot;

&ot;no&ot; sions jaw looked aggressive &ot;its nothg to do with anyone else besides, when we started on this nile trip we thought wed seen the end of the bess&ot;

poirot shook his head

&ot;you have not seen the end of it yet no - the end is not yet at hand i a very sure of that&ot;

&ot;i say, onsieur poirot, youre not very enuragg&ot;

poirot looked at hi with a slight feelg of i