Figure 133. Burgh Island

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Hercule Poirot sat on the turf on the summit of the island. A little to his left was the beginning of the steal ladder that led down to Pixy Cove. There were several rough boulders near the head of the ladder, he noted, forming easy concealment for anyone who proposed to descent to the beach below. Of the beach itself little could be seen from the top owing to the overhang of the cliff”.

Figure 133. Burgh Island

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