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• 1.第三个女郎14
• Nine Mrs. Oliver was seated in a bus. She was slightly out of breath though fullof the zest of the chase. What she called in her own mind the Peacock,...
• 2.第三个女郎13
• II Miss Lemon, always efficient, had preceded him to the street, and waswaiting by a taxi. She asked no questions and displayed no curiosity. Shedid n...
• 3.第三个女郎12
• Eight IHercule Poirot was dictating to his secretary, Miss Lemon. And while I much appreciate the honour you have done me, I must regret-fully inform ...
• 4.第三个女郎11
• Seven Mrs. Oliver woke up dissatisfied. She saw stretching before her a day withnothing to do. Having packed off her completed manuscript with a highl...
• 5.第三个女郎10
• II Im worried, said Claudia Reece-Holland. She refilled her cup from the coffee percolator. Frances Cary gave anenormous yawn. Both girls were breakfa...
• 6.第三个女郎9
• Six IMr. Goby sat in a chair. He was a small shrunken little man, so nondes-cript as to be practically nonexistent. He looked attentively at the claw ...
• 7.第三个女郎8
• II Mrs. Oliver prowled round her sitting room. She was very restless. Anhour ago she had parcelled up a typescript that she had just finished cor-rect...
• 8.第三个女郎7
• Five IHercule Poirot stood upon the landing for a moment. His head was a littleon one side with a listening air. He could hear nothing from downstairs...
• 9.第三个女郎4
• III At 4:15 that afternoon Poirot sat in Mrs. Olivers drawing room sippingappreciatively at a large cup of chocolate topped with foaming whippedcream ...
• 10.第三个女郎6
• Four Hercule Poirot walked along the main street of Long Basing. That is, if youcan describe as a main street a street that is to all intents and purp...