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In the end it boiled down to this.Elizabeth Barnard had not confided inanyone in the cafe as to her plans for the evening，but in Miss Higley'sopinion she had been going to meet her "friend".She had had on a new whitedress，"ever so sweet with one of the new necks." We had a word with each of the other two girls but with no furtherresults.Betty Barnard had not said anything as to her plans and no one hadnoticed her in Bexhill during the course of the evening.
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Elizabeth Barnard's parents lived in a minute bungalow，one of fifty orso recently run up by a speculative builder on the confines of the town.Thename of it was Llandudno.Mr Barnard，a stout，bewildered-looking man offifty-five or so，had noticed our approach and was standing waiting in thedoorway. "Come in，gentlemen，"he said. Inspector Kelsey took the initiative. "This is Inspector Crome of Scotland Yard，sir，"he said "He's come downto help us over this business."
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