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• 1.谋杀启事53
• Twenty-one THREE WOMEN Dinner was over at Little Paddocks. It had been a silent and uncomfort-able meal. Patrick, uneasily aware of having fallen from...
• 2.谋杀启事54
• Twenty-two THE TRUTH When the Inspector turned on Edmund Swettenham, Mitzi had creptquietly out of the room and back to the kitchen. She was running w...
• 3.谋杀启事55
• Twenty-three EVENING AT THE VICARAGE Miss Marple sat in the tall armchair. Bunch was on the floor in front of thefire with her arms round her knees. T...
• 4.谋杀启事50
• Twenty MISS MARPLE IS MISSING I The postman, rather to his disgust, had lately been given orders to makean afternoon delivery of letters in Chipping C...
• 5.谋杀启事49
• III Overhead the clouds had been gathering thick and blue. As Miss Murga-troyd stood looking after the retreating car, the first big drops began tofal...
• 6.谋杀启事48
• II In the rather dark living room of Boulders with its low ceiling and latticedwindow panes, Miss Hinchcliffe and Miss Murgatroyd were having an ar-gu...
• 7.谋杀启事47
• Nineteen RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CRIME I Ill put a lamp by you before I go, said Bunch. Its so dark in here. Theres going to be a storm, I think. She li...
• 8.谋杀启事46
• III It was the following afternoon that the Inspector called at the Vicarage. It was a dark gusty day. Miss Marple had her chair pulled close to the f...
• 9.谋杀启事45
• II Craddock came away from his interview with Phillipa Haymes feelingangry and baffled. Obstinate as a mule, he said to himself angrily. He was fairly...
• 10.谋杀启事44
• Eighteen THE LETTERS I Sorry to worry you again, Mrs. Haymes. It doesnt matter, said Phillipa coldly. Shall we go into this room here? The study? Yes,...