The Big Four
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Undoubtedly his experience in the villa had broken his nerve, and in the morning we failed completely to extract any information from him. He would only repeat his statement about the unlimited power at the disposal of the Big Four, and his assurance of the vengeance which would follow if he talked.
After lunch he departed to rejoin his wife in England, but Poirot and I remained behind in Paris. I was all for energetic proceedings of some kind or other, and Poirot’s quiescence annoyed me.
“For H...eaven’s sake, Poirot,” I urged, “let us be up and at them.”
“Admirable, mon ami, admirable! Up where, and at whom? Be precise, I beg of you.”
“At the Big Four, of course.”
“Cela va sans dire. But how would you set about it?”
“The police,” I hazarded doubtfully.
Poirot smiled.
“They would accuse us of romancing. We have nothing to go upon—nothing whatever. We must wait.”
“Wait for what?”
“Wait for them to make a move. See now, in England you all comprehend and adore la boxe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Undoubtedly his experience in the villa had broken his nerve, and in the morning we failed completely to extract any information from him. He would only repeat his statement about the unlimited power at the disposal of the Big Four, and his assurance of the vengeance which would follow if he talked.
After lunch he departed to rejoin his wife in England, but Poirot and I remained behind in Paris. I was all for energetic proceedings of some kind or other, and Poirot’s quiescence annoyed me.
“For H...eaven’s sake, Poirot,” I urged, “let us be up and at them.”
“Admirable, mon ami, admirable! Up where, and at whom? Be precise, I beg of you.”
“At the Big Four, of course.”
“Cela va sans dire. But how would you set about it?”
“The police,” I hazarded doubtfully.
Poirot smiled.
“They would accuse us of romancing. We have nothing to go upon—nothing whatever. We must wait.”
“Wait for what?”
“Wait for them to make a move. See now, in England you all comprehend and adore la boxe.
What to read after The Big Four?
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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