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• 1.弄假成真6
• Six Lunch was an early and quickly snatched affair of a cold buffet. At two-thirty a minor film star was to open the fte. The weather, after looking o...
• 2.弄假成真5
• Five I In a mood of exploration Poirot went through the front gates and down the steeply twisting road that presently emerged on a small quay. A large...
• 3.弄假成真4
• Four You must come and see the clues and things for the Murder Hunt, M. Poirot, said Mrs. Oliver breathlessly. Poirot rose and followed them obedientl...
• 4.弄假成真3
• Three It was Mrs. Folliat who led the way into the house and Poirot followed her. It was a gracious house, beautifully proportioned. Mrs. Folliat went...
• 5.弄假成真2
• Two There was a moments silence as Poirot stared at her. Then he asked sharply: Something wrong? How? I dont knowThats what I want you to find out. Bu...
• 6.弄假成真1
• One I It was Miss Lemon, Poirots efficient secretary, who took the telephone call. Laying aside her shorthand notebook, she raised the receiver and sa...
• 7.山核桃大街谋杀案（24）
• Chapter Twenty-three I I do not understand, said Mr. Akibombo plaintively. He looked anxiously from one red head to the other. Sally Finch and Len Bat...
• 8.山核桃大街谋杀案（22）
• Chapter Twenty-one I havent seen you for a long time, said old Mr. Endicott to Hercule Poirot. He peered at the other keenly. Its very nice of you to ...
• 9.山核桃大街谋杀案（23）
• Chapter Twenty-two You quite understand your position, Miss Hobhouse. I have already warned you Valerie Hobhouse cut him short. I know what Im doing. ...
• 10.山核桃大街谋杀案（21）
• Chapter Twenty It was a clever idea of Miss Hobhouses, said Inspector Sharpe. His voice was indulgent, almost fatherly. He shuffled the passports from...