“And on the other side as well,” he remarked. “Well, that seems to rule out that.”
He walked over to the windows, examining each of them in turn.
“And again—nothing. Not even a balcony outside.”
“Even if there were,” said the inspector impatiently, “I don’t see how that would help us, if the maid never left the room.”
“ Évidemment ,” said Poirot, not disconcerted. “As Mademoiselle is positive she did not leave the room—”
He was interrupted by the reappearance of the chambermaid and the police searcher.
“Nothing,” said the latter laconically.