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• 1.死者的镜子11
• Ten Of the two of them, Captain Lake looked far the more embarrassed. This is a great surprise, Miss?Chevenix-GoreMrs.?Lake, I should say, said Major ...
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• Eleven It was just after dawn when Hercule Poirot awoke on the following morning. He had been given abedroom on the east side of the house. Getting ou...
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• Nine That evening Poirot had only given Susan Cardwell a fleeting glance. He examined her now moreattentively. An intelligent face, he thought, not st...
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• Eight The Colonel dropped into a chair, shook his head, sighed and said: Terrible business, this, Riddle. Lady Chevenix-Gore is being wonderfulwonderf...
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• Seven Hard work, that, said Major Riddle, as the lawyer left the room. Extracting information fromthese old-fashioned legal wallahs takes a bit of doi...
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• Six After the difficulties of getting a direct statement from Lady Chevenix-Gore, Major Riddle foundconsiderable relief in dealing with a shrewd lawye...
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• Five Sit down, Snell, said Major Riddle in a friendly tone. Ive a good many questions to ask you,and I expect this has been a shock to you. Oh, it has...
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• Four Well? said Major Riddle. It was twenty minutes later. The chief constables interrogative Well? was addressed to thepolice surgeon, a lank elderly...
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• Three For a moment or two the group in the doorway stood motionless, staring at the scene. Then Poirotstrode forward. At the same moment Hugo Trent sa...
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• Two Hercule Poirot sat in the corner of a first-class carriage speeding through the English countryside. Meditatively he took from his pocket a neatly...