Chapter III.III
When the jammed latch finally deigned to make concessions to the human and released the inspector to freedom, Galbraith was already so tired that he did not unpack his things, but immediately went to the bed. Having undressed, he reached under the blanket and noticed with irritation that the sheet was burned by a cigarette, and the duvet cover had a hole. Pulling the blanket over himself, he thought about asking tomorrow for his bed linen to be changed. Be that as it may, the inspector was so tired after the flight that as soon as he closed his eyes, he immediately fell asleep. In his dream, Galbraith found himself in a room somewhat similar to a hotel in a country cottage – a well-furnished room with many pieces of furniture, of which the carpets on the walls immediately caught his eye,
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