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• 1.沉默的证人14
• Fourteen CHARLES ARUNDELL I must confess that from the moment I set eyes on him I entertained a sneaking liking for CharlesArundell. There was somethi...
• 2.沉默的证人13
• Thirteen THERESA ARUNDELL On the following morning we made our way to the address given us by Dr. Donaldson. I suggested to Poirot that a visit to the...
• 3.沉默的证人12
• Twelve POIROT DISCUSSES THE CASE Thank goodness, Poirot, I said with fervour, you got us out of those raw carrots! What awfulwomen! Pour nous, un bon ...
• 4.沉默的证人11
• Eleven VISIT TO THE MISSES TRIPP And now, said Poirot as we reentered the car. What do we do next? Warned by experience I did not this time suggest a ...
• 5.沉默的证人10
• Ten VISIT TO MISS PEABODY Is it really necessary to tell such elaborate lies, Poirot? I asked as we walked away. Poirot shrugged his shoulders. If one...
• 6.沉默的证人09
• Nine RECONSTRUCTION OF THE DOGS BALL INCIDENT Well, Poirot, I said, as the gate of Littlegreen House closed behind us. You are satisfied now, Ihope! Y...
• 7.沉默的证人08
• Eight INTERIOR OF LITTLEGREEN HOUSE On leaving the churchyard, Poirot led the way briskly in the direction of Littlegreen House. Igathered that his ro...
• 8.沉默的证人07
• Seven LUNCH AT THE GEORGE As we emerged into the market square, I remarked that Mr. Gabler lived up to his name! Poirotassented with a smile. Hell be ...
• 9.沉默的证人06
• Six WE GO TO LITTLEGREEN HOUSE I dont know what Poirot felt like in his coat and muffler but I myself felt roasted before we gotout of London. An open...
• 10.沉默的证人05
• Five HERCULE POIROT RECEIVES A LETTER The events which I have just narrated were not, of course, known to me until a long timeafterwards. But by quest...