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Murder in Style, The Crime Club (Collins, 1959), Chapter 3, page 30
[...] and though Lily Rowan told me once that I am about as subtle as a sledgehammer – at a moment when her diction was not determined and controlled by rational processes in full consciousness [...]
Chapter 3, page 30
My status and function are whatever a given situation calls for, and the question who decides what it calls for is what occasionally creates an atmosphere in which Wolfe and I are not speaking.
