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• 1.怪钟疑案14
• Eleven Ramsay, said Colin, thoughtfully. What about him? I like the sound of him, thats all. He travels abroadat a moments no-tice. His wife says hes ...
• 2.怪钟疑案13
• Ten At No. 62, Wilbraham Crescent, Mrs. Ramsay was saying to herself encour-agingly, Only two days now. Only two days. She pushed back some dank hair ...
• 3.怪钟疑案12
• Nine They drove along Wilbraham Crescent, turned to the right up Albany Roadand then to the right again along the second instalment of WilbrahamCresce...
• 4.怪钟疑案11
• Eight In addition to its number, 20, Wilbraham Crescent had a name. It wascalled Diana Lodge. The gates had obstacles against intruders by beingheavil...
• 5.怪钟疑案10
• Seven Mr. Waterhouse, hovering uncertainly on the steps of 18, Wilbraham Cres-cent, looked back nervously at his sister. Youre quite sure youll be all...
• 6.怪钟疑案9
• II I arrived the next morning promptly at the agreed hour and found myfriend literally fuming with rage. When he had dismissed an unhappy subordinate,...
• 7.怪钟疑案8
• Six COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE IWhen we had put ourselves outside two good underdone steaks, washeddown with draught beer, Dick Hardcastle gave a sigh of c...
• 8.怪钟疑案7
• Five Mom! said Ernie Curtin, desisting for a moment from his occupation ofrunning a small metal model up and down the window pane, accompany-ing it wi...
• 9.怪钟疑案6
• Four COLIN LAMBS NARRATIVE Where do we go? I asked Dick Hardcastle. He spoke to the driver. Cavendish Secretarial Bureau. Its on Palace Street, up tow...
• 10.怪钟疑案5
• Three Hardcastle stared. Oh come, Miss Pebmarsh. What about that beautiful Dresden chinaclock on the mantelpiece? And a small French clockormolu. And ...