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• 1.底牌 5
• II Five diamonds. Game and rubber, said Colonel Race. Good for you, partner, he said to Poirot. I didnt think youd do it. Lucky they didnt lead aspade...
• 2.底牌 4
• Three A GAME OF BRIDGE When the company returned to the drawing room a bridge table had been set out. Coffee washanded round. Who plays bridge? asked ...
• 3.底牌 3
• Two DINNER AT MR. SHAITANAS The door of Mr. Shaitanas flat opened noiselessly. A grey-haired butler drew it back to let Poirotenter. He closed it equa...
• 4.底牌 2
• One MR. SHAITANA My dear M. Poirot! It was a soft purring voicea voice used deliberately as an instrumentnothing impulsive orpremeditated about it. He...
• 5.底牌 1
• Cards on the Table: A Hercule Poirot Mystery 底牌 Foreword There is an idea prevalent that a detective story is rather like a big racea number of star...
• 6.云中命案 29
• II It was a month later that Jane came to Poirot. I ought to hate you, M. Poirot. She looked pale and fine drawn with dark circles round her eyes. Poi...
• 7.云中命案 28
• Chapter 26 After Dinner Speech The next day Poirot left Paris. Jane stayed behind with a list of duties to perform. Most of theseseemed singularly mea...
• 8.云中命案 27
• Chapter 25 I Am Afraid This sudden revelation had an almost stunning effect on the three people sitting round theluncheon table. It opened up an entir...
• 9.云中命案 26
• Chapter 24 A Broken Finger-Nail What now? cried Fournier. You are still preoccupied with this girl who inherits? Decidedly it isthe ide fixe you have ...
• 10.云中命案 25
• Chapter 23 Anne Morisot At half past ten on the following morning the melancholy M. Fournier walked into Poirots sitting-room and shook the little Bel...