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• 1.A Tale of Two Cities-CHAPTER 3 The Night Shadows
• CHAPTER 3 The Night Shadows Wonderful fact to reflect upon, that every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every o...
• 2.A Tale of Two Cities-CHAPTER 2 The Mail
• CHAPTER II The Mail It was the Dover road that lay, on a Friday night late in November, before the first of the persons with whom this history has bus...
• 3.A Tale of Two Cities-BOOK THE FIRST RECALLED TO LIFE
• BOOK THE FIRST RECALLED TO LIFE CHAPTER 1 The Period It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of ...
• 4.三幕悲剧 27
• 27 Hercule Poirot sat in a big armchair. The wall lights had been turned out. Only a rose-shaded lamp shed its glow on the figure in the armchair. The...
• 5.三幕悲剧 26
• 26 Poirot did not have quite the uninterrupted twenty-four hours for which he had stipulated. At twenty minutes past eleven on the following morning E...
• 6.三幕悲剧 25
• 25 Before catching their train Hercule Poirot and Mr. Satterthwaite had had a brief interview with Miss Lyndon, the late Sir Bartholomew Stranges secr...
• 7.三幕悲剧 24
• 24 At once an excited discussion sprang up. An ABC was produced. It was decided that an early train would be better than going by car. At last, said S...
• 8.三幕悲剧 23
• 23 Sitting in a comfortable armchair in his slightly florid suite at the Ritz, Hercule Poirot listened. Egg was perched on the arm of a chair, Sir Cha...
• 9.三幕悲剧 22
• 22 At the office of Messrs. Speier Ross, Mr. Satterthwaite asked for Mr. Oliver Manders and sent in his card. Presently he was ushered into a small ro...
• 10.三幕悲剧 21
• 21 Five Upper Cathcart Road, Tooting, seemed an incongruous home for a satiric playwright. The room into which Sir Charles was shown had walls of a ra...