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• 1.破镜谋杀案25
• Fourteen I Mrs. Bantry was on her knees. A good day for hoeing. Nice dry soil. But hoeing wouldnt do everything. Thistles now, and dandelions. She dea...
• 2.破镜谋杀案28
• IV Nextthe Dorchester. Suite 190. Well, Chief-Inspector Ardwyck Fenn looked down at the card in his hand. Craddock. What can I do for you? I hope you ...
• 3.破镜谋杀案26
• II Nobody could have been more ready to talk than Donald McNeil. He was an amiable red- headed young man. He greeted Dermot Craddock with pleasure and...
• 4.破镜谋杀案27
• III There was a neatly docketed pile of papers on Craddocks desk at New Scotland Yard. He gave a perfunctory glance through them, then threw a questio...
• 5.破镜谋杀案20
• TwelveMiss Marple was pursuing her own methods of research.“It’s very kind, Mrs. Jameson, very kind of you indeed. I can’t tell youhow grateful I a...
• 6.破镜谋杀案19
• II Well, Tom, what have you got for me? Detective- Sergeant Tiddler grinned appreciatively. His name was not Tom, it was William, but the combination ...
• 7.破镜谋杀案18
• Eleven I Surveying Dermot Craddock unemotionally through her large horn- rimmed spectacles, Ella Zielinsky seemed to him almost too good to be true. W...
• 8.破镜谋杀案17
• Ten Jasons back now, said Hailey Preston. Will you come with me, Chief-In- spector, Ill take you to his room. The room which Jason Rudd used partly fo...
• 9.破镜谋杀案16
• II Dermot Craddocks eyes, which always looked gently inattentive, were in actuality making a close mental note of the features of Gossington Hall. In-...
• 10.破镜谋杀案15
• Nine I So locally youve drawn a blank? said Craddock, offering his cigarette case to Frank Cornish. Completely, said Cornish. No enemies, no quarrels,...