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Her friend's voiceinterrupted these meditations.
　　"Well, I never. It is – yes, it is – Bess Sedgwick over there! Of all theunlikely places –”
　　Miss Marple had been listening with only half an earto Lady Selina's comments on her surroundings. She and MissMarple moved in entirely different circles, so that Miss Marple had been unable toexchange scandalous tit-bits about the various friends or acquaintances that Lady Selinarecognised or thought she recognised.
　　But Bess Sedgwick was different. Bess Sedgwick was aname that almost everyone in England knew. For over thirty years now, Bess Sedgwick hadbeen reported by the Press as doing this or that outrageous or extraordinary thing. For agood part of the war she had been a member of the French Resistance, and was said to