The Coachman Murder Case

Before 20, lady. Hey, our driver. Please keep the chain.

Thanks, lady. Uh, you're quite welcome, I'm sure. Grace or Grace? David! What in the world are you doing here at this hour? Rather early, isn't it? You see, I have an appointment to interview your husband for my magazine this morning.

Where did you come from? Oh, I've been away for a few days. My train just got in a little while ago and I took a cab from the station. Really, darling? The fare from the station is about $2.

Didn't the driver say $4? Did he, David? He must have come the long way. uh... come on to the house i'm supposed to meet your husband out by the pool he's going to demonstrate some tricks on trout fishing which are readers will positively through law magazine of yours gives you a good living david i wouldn't be little if i were you

come on i walked to the pool well if it gave me a good enough living you'd be married to me instead of martin instead of jay martin's act you think it's his money and i it certainly was because you were in love with those specimens of deep-sea fishing which amounted in his den, or with the fact that he was perhaps

the leading authority on the use of wet coachmen flies for trout fishing. You're quite sure I would have married you if you'd had Jonathan's money? Reasonably. You know Grace, I don't think I'll ever change about you.

I think I've loved you from the first moment I saw you. Thank you. Here's the pool. You know, it's a sort of symbol of this whole place, all white and large. David! I see it Grace. There's a body floating in the middle of the pool. Come on.