The Mystery of the Blue Train
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said Poirot suddenly. He and Katherine were seated opposite each other at a small table at the Savoy.
“Yes, you have changed,” he continued.
“In what way?”
“Mademoiselle, these nuances are difficult to express.”
“I am older.”
“Yes, you are older. And by that I do not mean that the wrinkles and the crows’ feet are coming. When I first saw you, Mademoiselle, you were a looker-on at life. You had the quiet, amused look of one who sits back in the stalls and watches the play.”
... “And now?”
“Now you no longer watch. It is an absurd thing, perhaps, that I say here, but you have the wary look of a fighter who is playing a difficult game.”
“My old lady is difficult sometimes,” said Katherine, with a smile; “but I can assure you that I don’t engage in deadly contests with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Poirot suddenly. He and Katherine were seated opposite each other at a small table at the Savoy.
“Yes, you have changed,” he continued.
“In what way?”
“Mademoiselle, these nuances are difficult to express.”
“I am older.”
“Yes, you are older. And by that I do not mean that the wrinkles and the crows’ feet are coming. When I first saw you, Mademoiselle, you were a looker-on at life. You had the quiet, amused look of one who sits back in the stalls and watches the play.”
... “And now?”
“Now you no longer watch. It is an absurd thing, perhaps, that I say here, but you have the wary look of a fighter who is playing a difficult game.”
“My old lady is difficult sometimes,” said Katherine, with a smile; “but I can assure you that I don’t engage in deadly contests with her.
What to read after The Mystery of the Blue Train?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
I love anything by Agatha Christie! She's the best. The Blue Train is one of my favorite books. I like most of the Poirot books the best.Write Review:
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