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• 1.谋杀启事33
• Eleven MISS MARPLE COMES TO TEA I If Letitia Blacklock seemed slightly absentminded when Mrs. Harmoncame to tea and brought a guest who was staying wi...
• 2.谋杀启事32
• III And thats that, said Craddock when he was walking away with SergeantFletcher. Two young women whose stories flatly contradict each other. Which on...
• 3.谋杀启事31
• II Phillipa Haymes straightened her back and pushed back a tendril of hairfrom her damp forehead. She was cleaning a flower border. Yes, Inspector? Sh...
• 4.谋杀启事26
• III Im sorry about it, I am really, said Myrna Harris. Its ever so nice ofyou not to be ratty about it. But you see Mums the sort of person whofusses ...
• 5.谋杀启事27
• IV Its only a theory, said Rydesdale as they drove back to Medenham. Nothing to support it, nothing at all. Put it down as old maids vapouringsand let...
• 6.谋杀启事28
• Nine CONCERNING A DOOR I Im sorry to bother you again, Miss Blacklock Oh, it doesnt matter. I suppose, as the inquest was adjourned for aweek, youre h...
• 7.谋杀启事29
• II Craddock went out to the kitchen. He asked Mitzi questions that he hadasked her before and received the same answers. Yes, she had locked the front...
• 8.谋杀启事30
• Ten PIP AND EMMA I Miss Blacklock listened to him this time with more attention. She was anintelligent woman, as he had known, and she grasped the imp...
• 9.谋杀启事21
• IV Inspector Craddock was forced to spend quite a long time with Coloneland Mrs. Easterbrook. He had to listen to a long disquisition on the psy-cholo...
• 10.谋杀启事25
• II Miss Jane Marple was very nearly, if not quite, as Craddock had picturedher. She was far more benignant than he had imagined and a good dealolder. ...