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• 1.牙医谋杀案44
• VDeliver me, O Lord, from the evil man: and preserve me from the wicked man, sang Mrs. Olivera in a firm voice, slightly off the note. There was a rel...
• 2.牙医谋杀案43
• IV Dressing for dinner, adjusting his tie to an exact symmetry, Hercule Poirot frowned at hisreflection in the mirror. He was dissatisfiedbut he would...
• 3.牙医谋杀案42
• III Jane Olivera came running along the path. Her hair streamlined back behind her. Her eyes werewide with fear. She gasped: Howard? Howard Raikes sai...
• 4.牙医谋杀案41
• II Ive finished my letters, said Blunt, appearing later in the morning. Now, M. Poirot, Im goingto show you my garden. The two men went out together a...
• 5.牙医谋杀案40
• ELEVEN, TWELVE, MEN MUST DELVE IAfter passing a troubled night, Hercule Poirot was up and about early on the next day. Theweather was perfect and he r...
• 6.牙医谋杀案39
• VII In leaving the room Poirot almost cannoned into a tall figure outside the door. He said: I beg your pardon, Mademoiselle. Jane Olivera drew apart ...
• 7.牙医谋杀案34
• II The following day, Japp rang up. His voice held a curious note. He said: Poirot, do you want to hear a piece of news? Its napoo, my lad. Napoo! Par...
• 8.牙医谋杀案37
• VAt the Gothic House, Poirot was received by a secretary, a tall, limp young man with anaccomplished social manner. He was pleasantly apologetic. I am...
• 9.牙医谋杀案38
• VI The Rolls called punctually for Poirot at a little before six. Alistair Blunt and his secretary were the only occupants. Mrs. Olivera and Jane had ...
• 10.牙医谋杀案35
• III The letter came by evening post. It was typewritten except for the signature. Dear M. Poirot (it ran), I should be greatly obliged if you would ca...