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日期：2024-11-06 III Tall and grim, Georgina Morley listened to what the two men had said and answered theirquestions. She said with emphasis: Its incredible to mequite incrediblethat my brother should have committed suicide! Poirot said: You realize the alternative... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 II It was a police constable who opened the door of 58. He said respectfully: M. Poirot? Its I, myself. The Chief Inspector is upstairs. Second flooryou know it? Hercule Poirot said: I was there this morning. There were three men in the room. Japp l... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 THREE, FOUR, SHUT THE DOOR I It was a quarter to three when the telephone rang. Hercule Poirot was sitting in an easy chair happily digesting an excellent lunch. He did not move when the bell rang but waited for the faithful George to come and take... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 VI There are certain humiliating moments in the lives of the greatest of men. It has been said that noman is a hero to his valet. To that may be added that few men are heroes to themselves at themoment of visiting their dentist. Hercule Poirot was m... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 V Hercule Poirot descended from his taxi, paid the man and rang the bell of 58, Queen CharlotteStreet. After a little delay it was opened by a boy in page boys uniform with a freckled face, red hair,and an earnest manner. Hercule Poirot said: Mr. Mo... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 IV The meeting of the Board of Directors was over. It had passed off smoothly. The report was good. There should have been no discordant note. Yet to the sensitive Mr. Samuel Rotherstein there hadbeen something, some nuance in the chairmans manner.... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 III At the Glengowrie Court Hotel, South Kensington, breakfast was over. In the lounge, MissSainsbury Seale was sitting talking to Mrs. Bolitho. They occupied adjacent tables in the diningroom and had made friends the day after Miss Sainsbury Seales... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 ONE, TWO, BUCKLE MY SHOE I Mr. Morley was not in the best of tempers at breakfast. He complained of the bacon, wonderedwhy the coffee had to have the appearance of liquid mud, and remarked that breakfast cereals wereeach one worse than the last. Mr.... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-11-06 II At the Savoy Hotel Mr. Amberiotis was picking his teeth with a toothpick and grinning to himself. Everything was going very nicely. He had had his usual luck. Fancy those few kind words of his to that idiotic hen of a woman being so richly repaid... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 VI Colonel Johnson said: God bless my soul! Then he said: Upon my word! And finally, once more: God bless my soul! He leaned back in his chair and stared at Poirot. He said plaintively: My best man! Whats the police coming to? Poirot said: Even poli... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 VAlfred came out on the terrace. Lydia was bending over a stone sink. She straightened up whenshe saw him. He said with a sigh: Welltheyve all gone. Lydia said: Yeswhat a blessing. It is, rather. Alfred said: Youll be glad to leave here. She asked:... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 IV George said: Well, goodbye, Alfred. Goodbye, Lydia. What a terrible time we have been through. Theresthe trial coming on, too. I suppose the whole disgraceful story is bound to come outSugdenbeingermy fathers son. One couldnt arrange for it to be... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 III Alfred said: David, Lydia and I have decided to sell up this place. I thought perhaps youd like some ofthe things that were our mothersher chair and that footstool. You were always her favourite. David hesitated a minute. Then he said slowly: Th... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 II Harry said: Well, goodbye, Alfred. Dont suppose youll be troubled by seeing much of me. Im off toHawaii. Always meant to live there if I had a bit of money. Alfred said: Goodbye, Harry. I expect youll enjoy yourself. I hope so. Harry said rather... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 PART SEVEN DECEMBER 28TH Lydia Lee said: Pilar, I think you had better stay with us until we can arrange something definite for you. Pilar said meekly: You are very good, Lydia. You are nice. You forgive people quite easily without making afuss abou... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 7萨格登警司深吸了一口气。他说：要么是我快疯了，要么就是大家都快疯了！你说的那些，李夫人，根本不可能。太疯狂了！ 希尔达李叫道：我真的听见他们在屋里搏斗，我还听见老人的喉咙被割开时的那声尖叫。但是没人出来，也没人在房间里！ 赫尔克里波洛说：可过了这么久... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 6随后是片刻的沉默。很奇怪，此时所有的愤怒和怨恨都平息了下来。赫尔克里波洛凭借他的人格魅力控制了在场的听众。当他再次开口，慢吞吞地说话时，其他人都陶醉地看着他。 我们要明白，一切的根源都在这儿，死者才是这起神秘事件的焦点和中心！我们必须深入探究西米恩... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 5萨格登警司打量着围成一圈的这些人，流露出一种前所未有的近乎恼怒的神情。 他说：这么做很不符合常规，波洛先生。 波洛说：这是我的一个小想法。我想把我的发现告诉大家，然后请大家协作，这样一来，我们就会找出事情的真相了。 萨格登用低得几乎听不见的声音嘟囔道... 阅读全文>> 日期：2024-08-05 4皮拉尔走进客厅，头扬得高高的。 她径直朝莉迪亚走去，后者正坐在窗边织东西。 皮拉尔说：莉迪亚，我是来告诉你我不会要那笔钱的。而且我要走了马上 莉迪亚似乎吃了一惊，放下了手中的针线活儿。 她说：我亲爱的孩子，阿尔弗雷德一定解释得非常糟糕！这么做绝不是同情... 阅读全文>> |
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