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• 1.命案目睹记55
• Twenty-six I Now, Elspeth, youre quite clear as to what I want you to do? Im clear enough, said Mrs. McGillicuddy, but what I say to you is, Jane, tha...
• 2.命案目睹记51
• Twenty-two Dreadful, the things people go about saying, said Mrs. Kidder. I dont listen, mind you, more than I can help. But youd hardly believe it. S...
• 3.命案目睹记50
• Twenty-one Nasty things, mushrooms, said Mrs. Kidder. Mrs. Kidder had made the same remark about ten times in the last few days. Lucy did not reply. N...
• 4.命案目睹记47
• Twenty I Over the telephone, Craddocks voice came in sharp disbelief. Alfred? he said. Alfred? Inspector Bacon, shifting the telephone receiver a litt...
• 5.命案目睹记46
• V Inspector Bacon was looking upset. Arsenic? he said. Arsenic? Yes. It was in the curry. Heres the rest of the curryfor your fellow to have a go at. ...
• 6.命案目睹记48
• II Lucy Eyelesbarrow came across the hall to meet Inspector Craddock. She looked pale and drawn. Youve been having a bad time of it, said Craddock. It...
• 7.命案目睹记45
• IV It was some three hours later when the doctor and Lucy, both of them somewhat exhausted, sat down by the kitchen table to drink large cups of black...
• 8.命案目睹记44
• III It was 3 a.m. when Dr. Quimper drove his car into the garage, closed the doors and came in pulling the front door behind him rather wearily. Well,...
• 9.命案目睹记43
• II At Rutherford Hall there had been a gathering of the Crackenthorpe fam- ily. Harold and Alfred had come down from London and very soon voices were ...
• 10.命案目睹记42
• Nineteen I Not what youd call conclusive, said Sergeant Wetherall with his usual gloom. Craddock was reading through the report on Harold Crackenthorp...