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• 1.沉睡的谋杀案19
• II In the train on the way back to London, Gwenda took out the shabby little black book and began to read. She opened it at random. Kelvin Halliday ha...
• 2.沉睡的谋杀案18
• Ten A CASE HISTORY I Saltmarsh House was set pleasantly about six miles inland from the coast. It had a good train service to London from the five-mil...
• 3.沉睡的谋杀案17
• II Gwenda was afraid that tea might prove a difficult mealbut Miss Marple fortunately seemed not to notice that her hostess talked a little too fast a...
• 4.沉睡的谋杀案16
• Nine UNKNOWN FACTOR? I When Giles came back from seeing Dr. Kennedy off, he found Gwenda sit- ting where he had left her. There was a bright red patch...
• 5.沉睡的谋杀案15
• Eight KELVIN HALLIDAYS DELUSION They were in the garden on the following morning when Mrs. Cocker came out and said: Excuse me, sir. Theres a Doctor K...
• 6.沉睡的谋杀案14
• II Giles and Gwenda scanned the mail eagerly every day, but at first their hopes were disappointed. All they got was two letters from private en- quir...
• 7.沉睡的谋杀案13
• Seven DR. KENNEDY I A few days later Gwenda, walking along the Esplanade in a sharp wind, stopped suddenly beside one of the glass shelters which a th...
• 8.沉睡的谋杀案12
• III Giles did not, after all, find it necessary to go to London. Though his ener- getic nature always made him prone to rush hither and thither and tr...
• 9.沉睡的谋杀案11
• II Its rather a forlorn hope, said Giles to Gwenda. But you never know. I dont think well write. Well go there together and exert our personality. Cal...
• 10.沉睡的谋杀案10
• Six EXERCISE IN DETECTION I Where do you think the body was? About here? asked Giles. He and Gwenda were standing in the front hall of Hillside. They ...