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• 1.弱者的愤怒11
• And then? said Poirot, looking at her keenly. Lily Margrave nodded. Yes, M. Poirot, I know what you are thinking. Why didnt I give the alarm and raise...
• 2.弱者的愤怒10
• For the moment shall we just say - in the Tower room?For the first time, a look of fear sprang into the girls eyes. She began to speak, then checkedhe...
• 3.弱者的愤怒9
• Youll get nothing out of me. Poirot looked at the ceiling. I can always be discreet, he murmured, where a lady is concerned.Victor Astwell sprang to h...
• 4.弱者的愤怒8
• And now, he murmured, to be heroic. He returned to his own apartment and summoned George. On the dressing-table, my good George, you will perceive a g...
• 5.弱者的愤怒7
• I have caused you suffering, he said. I apologize. Let us now be very business-like - verypractical, very exact. You still cling to your idea that Mr ...
• 6.弱者的愤怒6
• The crime was committed with one of these native clubs, he explained. A tremendously heavything. Death must have been practically instantaneous.That s...
• 7.弱者的愤怒5
• If you are asking me who had the most violent temper in the house -Poirot held up a hand. Ah! But that is not the question I should ask, he said softl...
• 8.弱者的愤怒4
• Did Sir Reuben share this feeling? he asked. His eyes were on the knickknacks, but doubtless he noted the pause before Lady Astwells answercame. With ...
• 9.弱者的愤怒3
• Poirot stepped into the hall. The butler relieved him deftly of his hat and overcoat, then murmuredwith that deferential undertone only to be achieved...
• 10.弱者的愤怒2
• She really is an awfully good sort, and frightfully kind, but she isnt - how can I put it? She isntan educated woman. You know she was an actress when...