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• 1.命案目睹记31
• II Before leaving Paris, Craddock discussed with Dessin the question of the woman named Martine. Dessin was inclined to agree with his English col- le...
• 2.命案目睹记30
• Fourteen I Dermot Craddock was fraternizing with Armand Dessin of the Paris Pre- fecture. The two men had met on one or two occasions and got on well ...
• 3.命案目睹记29
• II Lucy took Miss Marple home. On her way back a figure stepped out of the darkness and stood in the glare of the headlights just as she was about to ...
• 4.命案目睹记28
• Thirteen I Its so very kind of you to have asked me to take tea with you, said Miss Marple to Emma Crackenthorpe. Miss Marple was looking particularly...
• 5.命案目睹记27
• II Dermot Craddock sat at his desk in his room at New Scotland Yard. He was slumped sideways in an easy attitude, and was talking into the telephone r...
• 6.命案目睹记26
• Twelve I Girl! You, girl! Come in here. Lucy turned her head, surprised. Old Mr. Crackenthorpe was beckoning to her fiercely from just inside a door. ...
• 7.命案目睹记25
• II For a moment or two Cedric stared at her as though uncomprehending. Martine? But who on earthoh, you mean Martine? Yes. Do you think Why on earth s...
• 8.命案目睹记24
• Eleven I I simply cant make you out, said Cedric Crackenthorpe. He eased himself down on the decaying wall of a long derelict pigsty and stared at Luc...
• 9.命案目睹记23
• II Well! said Mrs. McGillicuddy. Well! Words failed her. She looked across at the nicely spoken pleasant young man who had called upon her with offici...
• 10.命案目睹记22
• Ten I Miss Marple, sitting erect against a background of china dogs and presents from Margate, smiled approvingly at Inspector Dermot Craddock. Im so ...