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• 1.魔手9
• II When I got back to the house I found Megan sitting on the veranda steps,her chin resting on her knees. She greeted me with her usual lack of ceremo...
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• II Two days later we went to a bridge party at the Symmingtons. It was a Saturday afternoonthe Symmingtons always had their bridgeparties on a Saturda...
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• Three I That afternoon we went to tea with Mr. Pye. Mr. Pye was an extremely ladylike plump little man, devoted to his petitpoint chairs, his Dresden ...
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• II That morning, by way of adventure, I was to walk down to the village. (Joanna and I always called it the village, although technically we were in-c...
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• Two I I am not going to pretend that the arrival of our anonymous letter did notleave a nasty taste in the mouth. It did. At the same time, it soon pa...
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• II I see that I have begun badly. I have given no description of Lymstock andwithout understanding what Lymstock is like, it is impossible to under-st...
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• One I When at last I was taken out of the plaster, and the doctors had pulled meabout to their hearts content, and nurses had wheedled me into cau-tio...
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• Characters ? Marcus Kent: Jerry Burtons London doctor who advises him to take ahouse in the country to recover his health. ? Jerry Burton: Pilot who w...
• 9.藏书室女尸之谜52
• III Conway Jefferson looked up as his friend entered. His grim face relaxed into a smile. He said: Well, I told em. They took it very well. What did y...
• 10.藏书室女尸之谜53
• Eighteen ISir Henry Clithering said: Speaking as Watson, I want to know your methods, Miss Marple. Superintendent Harper said: Id like to know what pu...