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We had lunch at a small restaurant not far away. I was eager to learn what he made of the various members of the Arundell family.
“Well, Poirot?” I asked impatiently.
With a look of reproof Poirot turned his whole attention to the menu. When he had ordered he leaned back in his chair, broke his roll of bread in half and said with a slightly mocking intonation: “Well, Hastings?”
“What do you think of them now you’ve seen them all?”
Poirot replied slowly.
“Ma foi, I think they are an interesting l...ot! Really, this case is an enchanting study! It is, how do you say, the box of surprises? Look how each time I say, ‘I got a letter from Miss Arundell before she died,’ something crops up. From Miss Lawson I learn about the missing money. Mrs. Tanios says at once, ‘About my husband?’ Why about her husband? Why should Miss Arundell write to me, Hercule Poirot, about Dr. Tanios?”
“That woman has something on her mind,” I said.
“Yes, she knows something. But what? Miss Peabody tells us that Charles Arundell would murder his grandmother for twopence, Miss Lawson says that Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had lunch at a small restaurant not far away. I was eager to learn what he made of the various members of the Arundell family.
“Well, Poirot?” I asked impatiently.
With a look of reproof Poirot turned his whole attention to the menu. When he had ordered he leaned back in his chair, broke his roll of bread in half and said with a slightly mocking intonation: “Well, Hastings?”
“What do you think of them now you’ve seen them all?”
Poirot replied slowly.
“Ma foi, I think they are an interesting l...ot! Really, this case is an enchanting study! It is, how do you say, the box of surprises? Look how each time I say, ‘I got a letter from Miss Arundell before she died,’ something crops up. From Miss Lawson I learn about the missing money. Mrs. Tanios says at once, ‘About my husband?’ Why about her husband? Why should Miss Arundell write to me, Hercule Poirot, about Dr. Tanios?”
“That woman has something on her mind,” I said.
“Yes, she knows something. But what? Miss Peabody tells us that Charles Arundell would murder his grandmother for twopence, Miss Lawson says that Mrs.
What to read after Dumb Witness?
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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