>> miss eliza dunn? >> yes. >> formerly an employee of mrs. ernestine todd at 88 prince albert rd., clapham? >> that's right. >> i am hercule poirot, miss dunn. you were kind enough to answer my newspaper advertisement. >> oh, yes. well, like i said in my letter, sir, i've already got my legacy. >> miss dunn, may we be permitted to come into the house for a moment? i'm sure your employer will not object. >> ha ha ha! no, she won't mind. come in. >> thank you. >> come in. >> the reason i laughed, sir, i'm sorry, is i don't have no employer, see? this is my house. >> oh, miss dunn, forgive me. >> that's all right, sir. you wasn't to know. this is part of my legacy, see? oh, sit down, do. >> thank you. now, miss dunn, you have mentioned your legacy, but captain hastings and i, we know nothing of this. >> what was the ad then? >> your late mistress mrs. todd was much concerned about you. she felt some accident might have befallen you. >> but didn't she get my letter? >> no. she got no letter. she got no word of any kind. >> oh, dear sir. i gave the