Americans -- Cuba -- Fiction; Detective and mystery stories; Havana (Cuba) -- Fiction; Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction
“Ah! I see Mr. Rice. Mr. Smith has apparently aimed well. Mr. Rice has
not escaped. Well, it is all one to me. Mr. Smith will undoubtedly
write himself an impressive report. He will miss the glory of the
trial. But what of me? What am I to do? What shall occupy this brain
of mine? It is a sad world, my friend, when a detective cannot find
work. I am very sad. And when I am sad, I drink champagne. Nothing but
champagne. Come!”
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