I thought that in Paris of all places this would be quite easy, but it was only after incredible difficulties I got two Franciscan sisters.
Gesling was most intelligent and promised to call at the Hotel d'Alsace at 8 o'clock next morning.

While Reggie stayed at the hotel interviewing journalists and clamorous creditors, I started with Gesling to see officials.

We did not part till 1.30, so you can imagine the formalities and oaths and exclamations and signing of papers.

Dying in Paris is really a very difficult and expensive luxury for a foreigner.
It was in the afternoon the District Doctor called and asked if Oscar had committed suicide or was murdered.

He would not look at the signed certificates of Kleiss and Tucker.