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• 1.空幻之屋07
• Six I Midge Hardcastle came downstairs about eleven on Saturday morning. She had had breakfast in bed and had read a book and dozed a little and then ...
• 2.空幻之屋06
• II The pudding was burnt. Christow raised his eyebrows over it and Gerda hurried into apologies. Im sorry, dear. I cant think why that should happen. ...
• 3.空幻之屋05
• Five I In the dining room the child Terry made another scientific statement. Lead salts are more soluble in cold water than hot. If you add potassium ...
• 4.空幻之屋04
• Four In the dining room of the flat above the consulting room Gerda Christow was staring at a joint of mutton. Should she or should she not send it ba...
• 5.空幻之屋03
• Three John Christow sat in his consulting room, seeing his last patient but one for that morning. His eyes, sympathetic and encouraging, watched her a...
• 6.空幻之屋02
• Two Henrietta Savernake rolled up a little strip of clay and patted it into place. She was building up the clay head of a girl with swift practised sk...
• 7.空幻之屋01
• One At six thirteen a.m. on a Friday morning Lucy Angkatells big blue eyes opened upon another day and, as always, she was at once wide awake and bega...
• 8.五只小猪21
• Five AFTERMATH In the silence that followeda horrified, appalled silence, the sunset slowly flickered away, the last gleam left the window where it ha...
• 9.五只小猪20
• Four TRUTH Slowly, Angela Warren swung round. Her eyes, hard and contemptuous, ranged over the faces turned towards her. She said: Youre blind foolsal...
• 10.五只小猪18
• Two POIROT ASKS FIVE QUESTIONS I Well, Mr. Poirot? Philip Blakes tone was impatient. Poirot said: I have to thank you for your admirable and lucid acc...