Big Four
The Big Four
作者：Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976
体例：题 章数：88
字数：250,994 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 88 题- THE BIG FOUR
- AGATHA CHRISTIE
- A DELL BOOK
- CONTENTS
- 1. THE UNEXPECTED GUEST
- 2. THE MAN FROM THE ASYLUM
- 3. WE HEAR MORE ABOUT LI CHANG YEN
- 4. THE IMPORTANCE OF A LEG OF MUTTON
- 5. DISAPPEARANCE OF A SCIENTIST
- 6. THE WOMAN ON THE STAIRS
- 7. THE RADIUM THIEVES
- 8. IN THE HOUSE OF THE ENEMY
- 9. THE YELLOW JASMINE MYSTERY
- 10. WE INVESTIGATE AT CROFTLANDS
- 11. A CHESS PROBLEM
- 12. THE BAITED TRAP
- 13. THE MOUSE WALKS IN
- 14. THE PEROXIDE BLONDE
- 15. THE TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE
- 16. THE DYING CHINAMAN
- 17. NUMBER FOUR WINS A TRICK
- 18. IN THE FELSENLABYRYNTH
- THE BIG FOUR
- 1. THE UNEXPECTED GUEST
- I was quite affected by this token of Poirot's regard.
- 2. THE MAN FROM THE ASYLUM
- I shuddered.
- 3. WE HEAR MORE ABOUT LI CHANG YEN
- He read it aloud:--
- 4. THE IMPORTANCE OF A LEG OF MUTTON
- I uttered an exclamation.
- 5. DISAPPEARANCE OF A SCIENTIST
- 6. THE WOMAN ON THE STAIRS
- Poirot made a grimace. "I devoutly hope not. He loved me not, that one."
- I handed it to him.
- 7. THE RADIUM THIEVES
- 8. IN THE HOUSE OF THE ENEMY
- I sat. He tapped the letter in front of him.
- I said that I thought I could satisfy him in that respect.
- I looked somewhat astonished, and she went on hurriedly.
- Miss Martin went on:--
- 9. THE YELLOW JASMINE MYSTERY
- I started forthwith, endeavouring to be as orderly and lucid as I could.
- I regarded him dubiously, but I could detect no mockery in his eye.
- I paused.
- I came to an abrupt pause.
- 10. WE INVESTIGATE AT CROFTLANDS
- I pricked up my ears; so did Poirot.
- 11. A CHESS PROBLEM
- I cleared my throat significantly.
- I hadn't the least idea what he meant, and told him so.
- I shrugged.
- 12. THE BAITED TRAP
- I nodded, rather discouraged.
- I brightened up a little. As Poirot put it, things didn't sound so bad.
- I tore the orange envelope open without much interest.
- BRONSEN.
- I seized it from her. It was brief and to the point.
- I advanced a step.
- 13. THE MOUSE WALKS IN
- I stared at him in dumb agony.
- It read: "Release the white bird with all despatch."
- I gave a sigh of relief.
- I grew white with anger.
- I was outside on the steps. I beckoned to Poirot. He hastened across.
- I felt myself falling--suffocating--this was death--
- I fell back with a groan.
- I looked at him for a long time.
- 14. THE PEROXIDE BLONDE
- I was quoting, and I could see that he was not pleased with my retort.
- I was growing interested.
- I crossed the room and picked up the receiver.
- I repeated the words to Poirot. His face went white.
- 15. THE TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE
- M. Desjardeaux sat as though stunned. Presently, however, he rallied.
- I fancied that Ingles looked rather relieved.
- Then--a flash of blue flame--an ear-rending crash--and darkness--
- 16. THE DYING CHINAMAN
- I said all this and more to Ridgeway, who listened attentively enough.
- I laughed scornfully.
- I listened in silence and a growing distaste.
- I shook my head.
- I went out into the air again thoroughly bewildered.
- I opened it. It was terse and to the point.
- I could afford to smile to myself!
- 17. NUMBER FOUR WINS A TRICK
- 18. IN THE FELSENLABYRYNTH
- It was Achille Poirot--or, stay, was it--