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    you think Eppie Diamond was killed because she would
    have told who sent me the shoes? And this was all some-
    how connected to Mackey s murder? Therefore, she
    knew who the murderer was?
     Maybe.
     Well, I can t see Andrew as a murderer.
     Why? Because he s a writer? Really, Oliver, you be-
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    lieve all writers are essentially good people because they
    are artists? I happen to know they re a crazy, drunken lot,
    capable of the same kind of behavior as the general pop-
    ulation.
     Yes, but Harry, listen to this: Andrew kills his pretend
    mother because she knows he sent me the shoes? That
    doesn t make any sense at all. The shoes are frivolous.
    Killing for a frivolous reason is not a motive 
     Oliver, what makes you think people kill for logical
    reasons? Most of the time when people kill it s personal,
    it s in the heat of a particular passion. Love, hate, greed,
    anger, jealousy. I m out of gin.
     So am I. And Ainslee s, Edward just informed me, is
    probably going bust, so they can t pay me for the last two
    poems I sold them.
     My billfold s in the bloody file cabinet. When Ding
    Dong gets back I ll have him pick up a couple of bottles.
     Ding Dong s at yer service. Rubber, get Sherlock his
    gin.
     See what happens when you leave your door un-
    locked, I mumbled.
    Harry laughed.  Just means I don t have to repeat my-
    self.
    The room quickly filled with acrid cigar smoke from
    the weed that Ding Dong had in his mouth. My eyes
    smarted and teared. I could have left but I was not about
    to, not until I heard what Ding Dong had found out about
    Andrew Goren. I lit another cigarette in self-defense.
     No one on Moicer anywheres ever hoida him, Ding
    Dong said.  Maybe he don t live dere.
     Yeah?
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     Is that all you have to say, Harry? I demanded.  He
    told me he lived on Mercer.
     He told you a lot of things, mostly lies. Harry didn t
    seem nearly as upset as I was.
     He wanted me to go with him to his place on Mercer.
    I refused.
     Good tinkin , Olwer, Ding Dong said.
     Yeah, Harry said.  Good tinkin , Olwer.
    I wanted to hose the layer of irony from his face with
    cold water.
     Ya want ta look some more, Sherlock? Dis Goren is
    a guy wit sometin ta hide. Wad he look like?
    They both looked at me expectantly.  Late twenties,
    maybe. Tall, thin, dark hair, dark eyes. Poetic looking.
     Like finding a needle in a haystack, I d say.
     Don t hurt ta take anudder look, Ding Dong said.
     Where s dis go? Rubber demanded. He came into
    the flat carrying a distinctively marked case of Booth s
    gin and set it down on Harry s desk.
     Direct from our generous Canadian neighbors? I
    murmured.
     Jeeze, Rubber, a whole case? Harry said reverently.
     Why not?
    Harry laughed.  How much I owe you?
     For you, Sherlock, on da house. Come on, Rubber.
    Harry and I exchanged glances. I took a bottle from
    the case and caressed it lovingly, then opened it and
    sniffed.  The real thing. I gave it to Harry to sniff.
     Mother s milk, he said.
     Would you care for a martini? I said.
     Just what I need.
     I ll go up and get the fixings. Don t go away.
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    After going through the ritual of unlocking and re-
    locking my door, I ran up the stairs.  Mattie?
     In the kitchen.
    Where else, I thought. The oven door was open and
    she was bent over a roasting pan. I counted six crispy
    brown bird legs.  You never cook like this for me. I m
    quite jealous. Jealous, meaning envious, not jealous
    meaning murderous. Words are so wonderful, are they
    not?
     Were you able to find the shoes?
    I watched her baste the birds, thinking what a lovely
    motion it was, what an enchanting color the juices of the
    chickens were as they glazed the succulent, mahogany
    birds.
     No. The man who makes them wasn t able to get
    there. But your nice Gerry Brophy and I did find the mur-
    der weapon.
    A towel protecting her hands, Mattie slipped the pan
    back in the oven and shut the door. Straightening, she
    looked me in the eye and said with determination,  I wish
    you wouldn t be so flip about all of this, Olivia. Our
    home has been broken into, we re not safe anymore. Not
    until this madman is caught.
    I set the bottle of gin on the worktable, caught her
    shoulders and hugged her.  Mattie, honest, I may sound [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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