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• 1.牙医谋杀案14
• VIII Alistair Blunt had never loomed large in the public eye. Possibly because he was himself a veryquiet and retiring man. Possibly because for many ...
• 2.牙医谋杀案12
• VI When Alfred had gone out of the room, Japp said sharply: Dyou think it wise to suggest murder to that lad? Poirot shrugged his shoulders. I think s...
• 3.牙医谋杀案13
• VII Japp put down the telephone receiver. His face, as he turned to Poirot, was rather grim. He said: Mr. Amberiotis isnt feeling very wellwould rathe...
• 4.牙医谋杀案11
• VAlfred was divided between nervousness, enjoyment, and a morbid fear of being blamed foreverything that had occurred! He had only been a fortnight in...
• 5.牙医谋杀案09
• III Tall and grim, Georgina Morley listened to what the two men had said and answered theirquestions. She said with emphasis: Its incredible to mequit...
• 6.牙医谋杀案10
• IV Gladys Nevill was a tall, fair, somewhat anemic girl of about twenty-eight. Though obviously veryupset, she at once showed that she was capable and...
• 7.牙医谋杀案08
• 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 floory...
• 8.牙医谋杀案07
• 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 excel...
• 9.牙医谋杀案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...
• 10.牙医谋杀案05
• 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 ...