Simenon, Maigret TEND UN Piege, 1955 PDF

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“-Come in. I was busy doing the homework.” The apartment was clean, though. The rooms were small. The furniture dated back to their owner’s wedding. “- You saw your son last night, didn’t you?” “-This was enough to tense her up” “-What the police have to do with my son?” “-Please answer my question” “-Why should I have seen him?” “-I assume he does visit you sometimes, doesn’t he?” “-He often does” “-With his wife?” “-I don’t see why it matters you?” She did not invite them to sit down, stood still has if she hoped the interview would be brief. On the walls, there were photographs of Marcel Monpin at every stage of life, a few of them had been taken in the countryside, as well as drawings and childish paintings that he must have done as a child. “- Did your son come last night?” “-Who told you that?” “-Did he come?” “-No, he didn’t” “-Nor did he come during the night, did he?” “-Did he visit you drop by call on you?” “-He isn’t used to visiting me” “-How long is it since you last saw him?” “-Will you explain to me, yes or no, what these questions mean? Let me tell you something I won’t answer any more questions. This is my house. I’m free to keep silent.”

People, police, clergy, cattle, gentry, vermit, poultry → + vb au pl...