Three Act Tragedy
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said Poirot. “We are colleagues. Eh bien, you will put me, if you please, au courant of the situation.”
He listened with close attention whilst Mr. Satterthwaite outlined the steps they had taken since returning to England. Mr. Satterthwaite was a good narrator. He had the faculty of creating an atmosphere, of painting a picture. His description of the Abbey, of the servants, of the Chief Constable was admirable. Poirot was warm in his appreciation of the discovery by Sir Charles of the unfinish...ed letters under the gas fire.
“Ah, mais c’est magnifique, ça!” he exclaimed ecstatically. “The deduction, the reconstruction—perfect! You should have been a great detective, Sir Charles, instead of a great actor.”
Sir Charles received these plaudits with becoming modesty—his own particular brand of modesty. He had not received compliments on his stage performances for many years without perfecting a manner of acknowledging them.
“Your observation, too, it was very just,” said Poirot, turning to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Poirot. “We are colleagues. Eh bien, you will put me, if you please, au courant of the situation.”
He listened with close attention whilst Mr. Satterthwaite outlined the steps they had taken since returning to England. Mr. Satterthwaite was a good narrator. He had the faculty of creating an atmosphere, of painting a picture. His description of the Abbey, of the servants, of the Chief Constable was admirable. Poirot was warm in his appreciation of the discovery by Sir Charles of the unfinish...ed letters under the gas fire.
“Ah, mais c’est magnifique, ça!” he exclaimed ecstatically. “The deduction, the reconstruction—perfect! You should have been a great detective, Sir Charles, instead of a great actor.”
Sir Charles received these plaudits with becoming modesty—his own particular brand of modesty. He had not received compliments on his stage performances for many years without perfecting a manner of acknowledging them.
“Your observation, too, it was very just,” said Poirot, turning to Mr.
What to read after Three Act Tragedy?
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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