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The doctor had left Dicky"s office by the time Fraser Ughert telephoned at 12:43.
“Apparently our subject is a man of fastidious routine, sir. Every other Tuesday afternoon he has his haircut at three-fifteen at Truefitt & Hill, the barbers at the Palace end of St James"s Street then takes a cab to Waterloo Station catching the four-eighteen to Weybridge. He"s due his fortnightly trim today. We are not in possession of any facts regarding the Weybridge end. I think it"s either got to happen in St James"s Street or at Waterloo. If it"s an immediate reaction you"re after then it has to be the barbers. That way we can almost guarantee his return to St James"s Palace for a secure line. We could lose him at Waterloo, and Weybridge would be too loose for my liking.”
“Give me a moment,”
