Five Little Pigs (2011)
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Poirot?”
Philip Blake’s tone was impatient.
Poirot said: “I have to thank you for your admirable and lucid account of the Crale tragedy.”
Philip Blake looked rather self-conscious.
“Very kind of you,” he murmured. “Really surprising how much I remembered when I got down to it.”
Poirot said: “It was an admirably clear narrative, but there were certain omissions, were there not?”
“Omissions” Philip Blake frowned.
Hercule Poirot said: “Your narrative, shall we say, was not entirely frank.” His tone... hardened. “I have been informed, Mr. Blake, that on at least one night during the summer, Mrs. Crale was seen coming out of your room at a somewhat compromising hour.”
There was a silence broken only by Philip Blake’s heavy breathing. He said at last: “Who told you that?”
Hercule Poirot shook his head.
“It is no matter who told me. That I know, that is the point.”
Again there was a silence; then Philip Blake made up his mind. He said: “By accident, it seems, you have stumbled upon a purely private matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poirot?”
Philip Blake’s tone was impatient.
Poirot said: “I have to thank you for your admirable and lucid account of the Crale tragedy.”
Philip Blake looked rather self-conscious.
“Very kind of you,” he murmured. “Really surprising how much I remembered when I got down to it.”
Poirot said: “It was an admirably clear narrative, but there were certain omissions, were there not?”
“Omissions” Philip Blake frowned.
Hercule Poirot said: “Your narrative, shall we say, was not entirely frank.” His tone... hardened. “I have been informed, Mr. Blake, that on at least one night during the summer, Mrs. Crale was seen coming out of your room at a somewhat compromising hour.”
There was a silence broken only by Philip Blake’s heavy breathing. He said at last: “Who told you that?”
Hercule Poirot shook his head.
“It is no matter who told me. That I know, that is the point.”
Again there was a silence; then Philip Blake made up his mind. He said: “By accident, it seems, you have stumbled upon a purely private matter.
What to read after Five Little Pigs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 months ago
Like every Christie's , this one touched upon human emotions like none other. They call her the Queen of Crime but somehow I feel human psychology and sentiments are her forte as well!Write Review:
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