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• 1.空幻之屋37
• Twenty-seven I The coroner cleared his throat and looked expectantly at the foreman of the jury. The latter looked down at the piece of paper he held ...
• 2.空幻之屋36
• Twenty-six Grange came in to Resthaven to drink a cup of tea with Hercule Poirot. The tea was exactly what he had had apprehensions it might beextreme...
• 3.空幻之屋35
• Twenty-five But, darling, I am so delighted! Lady Angkatell stretched out a fragile hand to Edward and touched Midge softly with the other. You did qu...
• 4.空幻之屋34
• Twenty-four Edward Angkatell stood hesitantly in the swirl of foot traffic in Shaftesbury Avenue. He was nerving himself to enter the establishment wh...
• 5.空幻之屋33
• Twenty-three The inquest was over. It had been the merest formality of an affair, and though warned of this beforehand, yet nearly everyone had a rese...
• 6.空幻之屋32
• Twenty-two The latch of the gate clicked and Poirot looked out of the window in time to see the visitor who was coming up the path to the front door. ...
• 7.空幻之屋31
• Twenty-one In the study Lady Angkatell flitted about touching things here and there with a vague forefinger. Sir Henry sat back in his chair watching ...
• 8.空幻之屋30
• Twenty Sitting once more in Sir Henrys study, Inspector Grange stared at the impassive face of the man in front of him. So far, the honours lay with G...
• 9.空幻之屋29
• III Hercule Poirot stared at the inspector in the utmost surprise. He repeated incredulously: The revolver that Gerda Christow was holding and which w...
• 10.空幻之屋28
• II But of course, Inspector, said Veronica. Im only too anxious to help you. Thank you, Miss Cray. Veronica Cray was not, somehow, at all what the ins...