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• 1.沉睡的谋杀案44
• Twenty-five POSTSCRIPT AT TORQUAY But, of course, dear Gwenda, I should never have dreamed of going away and leaving you alone in the house, said Miss...
• 2.沉睡的谋杀案43
• II And it was then, Gwenda reflected, that the nightmarish quality of the day had begun. Giles coming in, his face rather pale, saying: Itsshes there ...
• 3.沉睡的谋杀案42
• Twenty-four THE MONKEYS PAWS I Gwenda leaned her elbows on the table and cupped her chin in her hands while her eyes roamed dispassionately over the r...
• 4.沉睡的谋杀案41
• Twenty-three WHICH OF THEM? Giles and Gwenda had not gone with Inspector Last and Dr. Kennedy to in- terview Mr. Kimble. They arrived home about seven...
• 5.沉睡的谋杀案40
• V Warned her, I did, said Mr. Kimble heavily. Dont have nought to do with it, them were my words. Went behind my back, she did. Thought as she knew be...
• 6.沉睡的谋杀案39
• IV Now lets get this quite clear, Inspector Last was saying. He looked from Kennedy to Giles and Gwenda who had accompanied the doctor. Gwenda was ver...
• 7.沉睡的谋杀案38
• III What can have become of the woman? demanded Dr. Kennedy irritably. The hands of the clock pointed to ten minutes to five. Could she have lost her ...
• 8.沉睡的谋杀案37
• II Lily Kimble got out of the train at Dillmouth Junction and walked across the bridge to the siding where the little local train was waiting. There w...
• 9.沉睡的谋杀案36
• Twenty-two LILY KEEPS AN APPOINTMENT I Well, Im damned, exclaimed Giles. He had just torn open a letter that had arrived by the after-lunch post and w...
• 10.沉睡的谋杀案35
• II The house was newly built. It was of Snowcrete, heavily curved, with a big expanse of window. They were shown in through an opulent hall to a study...