She must be watched day and night, and sooner or later, she will lead you to the man upon whom her suspicions rest.
"Whiteside had better see her," he said, turning to Tarling.

"He may get a new angle of her view.

I don't think there's much use in bringing her down here.

And, by-the-way, Tarling, all the accounts of Lyne's Stores have been placed in the hands of a clever firm of chartered accountants--Dashwood and Solomon, of St.Mary Axe.

If you suspect there has been any peculation on the part of Lyne's employees, and if that peculation is behind the murder, we shall probably learn something which will give you a clue." Tarling nodded.
"How long will the examination take ?" he asked.
"They think a week.