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by Manuel Ángel Marín Sánchez
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Agatha Christie : A curious affair , Sir Arthur . Jonathan Swift murdered last night .
Arthur Conan Doyle : Curious indeed , Mrs . Christie , and mysteriously no one ever what happened to him .
Christie : Then we must ask who the opportunity . Was Swift alone ?
Doyle : Not entirely . I him speaking with a gentleman in a bar .
Christie : And this gentleman have a name ?
Doyle : None that anyone could provide . But Swift quite cheerful . Hardly a man expecting danger .
Christie : That suggests he the company he . Any other clues ?
Doyle : One . The tavern keeper forward this morning with a rather surprising statement .
Christie : Go on .
Doyle : He that only hours before the murder , Jonathan Swift seen drinking with Christopher Marlowe .
Christie : Christopher Marlowe ? My dear Sir Arthur , that is impossible .
Doyle : Quite . Which means either the tavern keeper mistaken ? or the murder is the least mysterious part of this story .

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