日期:2024-01-29 Five THE CRIME He found it difficult to go to sleep again at once. For one thing, he missed the motion of the train. If it was a station outside it was curiously quiet. By contrast, the noises on the train seemedunusually loud. He could hear Ratchet... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Four A CRY IN THE NIGHT The Simplon Orient Express arrived at Belgrade at a quarter to nine that evening. It was not due todepart again until 9:15, so Poirot descended to the platform. He did not, however, remain therelong. The cold was bitter and t... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Three POIROT REFUSES A CASE M. Hercule Poirot was a little late in entering the luncheon-car on the following day. He had risenearly, breakfasted almost alone, and had spent the morning going over the notes of the case thatwas recalling him to Londo... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Two THE TOKATLIAN HOTEL At the Tokatlian, Hercule Poirot asked for a room with bath. Then he stepped over to theconcierges desk and inquired for letters. There were three waiting for him and a telegram. His eyebrows rose a little at the sight of the... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 II Voil, Monsieur. The conductor displayed to Poirot with a dramatic gesture the beauty of hissleeping compartment and the neat arrangement of his luggage. The little valise of Monsieur, Ihave placed it here. His outstretched hand was suggestive. He... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Murder on the Orient Express 东方快车谋杀案 PART ONE THE FACTS One AN IMPORTANT PASSENGER ON THE TAURUS EXPRESS It was five oclock on a winters morning in Syria. Alongside the platform at Aleppo stood thetrain grandly designated in railway guides as... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Fourteen THE CHOCOLATE BOX It was a wild night. Outside, the wind howled malevolently, and the rain beat against the windowsin great gusts. Poirot and I sat facing the hearth, our legs stretched out to the cheerful blaze. Between us wasa small table... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Thirteen THE LOST MINE I laid down my bank book with a sigh. It is a curious thing, I observed, but my overdraft never seems to grow any less. And it perturbs you not? Me, if I had an overdraft, never should I close my eyes all night, declared Poiro... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Twelve THE VEILED LADY I had noticed that for some time Poirot had been growing increasingly dissatisfied and restless. Wehad had no interesting cases of late, nothing on which my little friend could exercise his keen witsand remarkable powers of de... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Eleven THE CASE OF THE MISSING WILL The problem presented to us by Miss?Violet Marsh made rather a pleasant change from our usualroutine work. Poirot had received a brisk and businesslike note from the lady asking for anappointment, and had replied... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Ten THE ADVENTURE OF THE ITALIAN NOBLEMAN Poirot and I had many friends and acquaintances of an informal nature. Amongst these was to benumbered Dr.?Hawker, a near neighbour of ours, and a member of the medical profession. It wasthe genial doctors h... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Nine THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MR.?DAVENHEIM Poirot and I were expecting our old friend Inspector Japp of Scotland Yard to tea. We were sittinground the tea-table awaiting his arrival. Poirot had just finished carefully straightening the cupsand saucers... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Eight THE KIDNAPPED PRIME MINISTER Now that war and the problems of war are things of the past, I think I may safely venture to revealto the world the part which my friend Poirot played in a moment of national crisis. The secret hasbeen well-guarded... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Seven THE JEWEL ROBBERY AT THE GRAND METROPOLITAN Poirot, I said, a change of air would do you good. You think so, mon ami? I am sure of it. Eheh? said my friend, smiling. It is all arranged, then? You will come? Where do you propose to take me? Bri... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Six THE ADVENTURE OF THE EGYPTIAN TOMB I have always considered that one of the most thrilling and dramatic of the many adventures I haveshared with Poirot was that of our investigation into the strange series of deaths which followedupon the discov... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Five THE MILLION DOLLAR BOND ROBBERY What a number of bond robberies there have been lately! I observed one morning, laying asidethe newspaper. Poirot, let us forsake the science of detection, and take to crime instead! You are on the-how do you say... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Four THE MYSTERY OF HUNTERS LODGE After all, murmured Poirot, it is possible that I shall not die this time. Coming from a convalescent influenza patient, I hailed the remark as showing a beneficialoptimism. I myself had been the first sufferer from... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Three THE ADVENTURE OF THE CHEAP FLAT So far, in the cases which I have recorded, Poirots investigations have started from the centralfact, whether murder or robbery, and have proceeded from thence by a process of logicaldeduction to the final trium... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Two THE TRAGEDY AT MARSDON MANOR I had been called away from town for a few days, and on my return found Poirot in the act ofstrapping up his small valise. A la bonne heure, Hastings, I feared you would not have returned in time to accompanyme. You... 阅读全文>>

日期:2024-01-29 Poirot Investigates、 首相绑架案 One THE ADVENTURE OF THE WESTERN STAR I was standing at the window of Poirots rooms looking out idly on the street below. Thats queer, I ejaculated suddenly beneath my breath. What is, mon ami? asked Poirot placidly,... 阅读全文>>

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