Appointment With Death
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He rose and bowed to her politely. ‘Mrs Lennox Boynton? Hercule Poirot, at your service.’ Nadine Boynton sat down. Her thoughtful eyes were on Poirot’s face.
‘I hope you do not mind, madame, my intruding on your sorrow in this way?’ Her eyes did not waver. She did not reply at once. Her eyes remained steady and grave. At last she gave a sigh and said: ‘I think it is best for me to be quite frank with you, M. Poirot.’ ‘I agree with you, madame.’ ‘You apologized for intruding upon my sorrow. That ...sorrow, M. Poirot, does not exist and it is idle to pretend that it does. I had no love for my mother-in-law and I cannot honestly say that I regret her death.’ ‘Thank you, madame, for your plain speaking.’ Nadine went on: ‘Still, although I cannot pretend sorrow, I can admit to another feeling—remorse.’ ‘Remorse?’ Poirot’s eyebrows went up.
‘Yes. Because, you see, it was I who brought about her death. For that I blame myself bitterly.’ ‘What is this you are saying, madame?’ ‘I am saying that I was the cause of my mother-in-law’s death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rose and bowed to her politely. ‘Mrs Lennox Boynton? Hercule Poirot, at your service.’ Nadine Boynton sat down. Her thoughtful eyes were on Poirot’s face.
‘I hope you do not mind, madame, my intruding on your sorrow in this way?’ Her eyes did not waver. She did not reply at once. Her eyes remained steady and grave. At last she gave a sigh and said: ‘I think it is best for me to be quite frank with you, M. Poirot.’ ‘I agree with you, madame.’ ‘You apologized for intruding upon my sorrow. That ...sorrow, M. Poirot, does not exist and it is idle to pretend that it does. I had no love for my mother-in-law and I cannot honestly say that I regret her death.’ ‘Thank you, madame, for your plain speaking.’ Nadine went on: ‘Still, although I cannot pretend sorrow, I can admit to another feeling—remorse.’ ‘Remorse?’ Poirot’s eyebrows went up.
‘Yes. Because, you see, it was I who brought about her death. For that I blame myself bitterly.’ ‘What is this you are saying, madame?’ ‘I am saying that I was the cause of my mother-in-law’s death.
What to read after Appointment With Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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