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• 1.怪钟疑案33
• III Going out of the gate I almost cannoned into Mrs. McNaughton. She wascarrying a shopping bag and seemed very wobbly on her feet. Let me, I said an...
• 2.怪钟疑案34
• Twenty-five COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE I had to wait just a minute or two, then the door opened. A big blonde Nordic girl with a flushed face and wearing g...
• 3.怪钟疑案32
• II It was a quarter past twelve when I rang the bell at 62, Wilbraham Cres-cent. Mrs. Ramsay opened the door. She hardly raised her eyes to look atme....
• 4.怪钟疑案31
• Twenty-four COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE IWhen Sheila had gone, I went across to the Clarendon, packed my bag andleft it ready with the porter. It was the ki...
• 5.怪钟疑案29
• II I was sitting on the front step of Hardcastles house, and rose out of thegloom to greet him when he got home on the following evening. Hallo, Colin...
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• Twenty-three COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE The hotel I was staying in was a poky little place by the station. It served adecent grill but that was all that co...
• 7.怪钟疑案28
• Twenty-two COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE ISo you have returned, said Hercule Poirot. He placed a bookmarker carefully to mark his place in the book he wasread...
• 8.怪钟疑案27
• Twenty-one Detective Inspector Hardcastle looked at the calendar on his desk. 20thSeptember. Just over ten days. They hadnt been able to make as muchp...
• 9.怪钟疑案26
• Twenty COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE I reported to Beck as soon as I got to London. He waved his cigar at me. There might have been something in that idiotic ...
• 10.怪钟疑案25
• Nineteen Professor Purdy sounded irritated as he broke off dictating and answeredthe telephone. Who? What? You mean he is here now? Well, ask him if t...