MONSIEUR ROZIER HUNTS THE TREBLE DOWNThe remaining bell ... does nothing but plain hunting, and is therefore said to be "in the hunt with the Treble."
TROYTEOn Change-Ringing
There are harder jobs in detective work than searching a couple of French departments for a village ending in "y," containing a farmer's wife whose first name is Suzanne whose children are Pierre, aged nine, Marie and a baby of unknown age and s*x, and whose husband is an Englishman. All the villages in the Marne district end, indeed, in "y," and Suzanne, Pierre and Marie are all common names enough, but a foreign husband is rarer. A husband named Paul Taylor would, of course, be easily traced, but both Superintendent Blundell and Lord Peter were pretty sure that "Paul Taylor" would prove to be an alias.
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