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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 5（1）
Chapter 5 Lady Westholme entered the room with the assurance of a transatlantic liner coming into dock. Miss Amabel Pierce, an indeterminate craft, followed in the liners wake and sat down in aninferior make of chair slightly in the background. Certa
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 5（2）
Dexterously, Poirot steered the conversation away from the drink question. Had her manner been very peculiar on this particular day? At lunch-time, for instance? N-No, said Lady Westholme, considering. No, I should say then that her manner had beenfa
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 5（3）
For once Miss Pierce managed to get in first before Lady Westholme could speak. He went right up to his mother, but he didnt stay long with her. How long? Just a minute or two. I should put it at just over a minute myself, said Lady Westholme. Then h
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 5（4）
When Miss King had broken the news, all the Boynton family accompanied her out of themarquee? Yesno, I believe, now that you come to mention it, that the red-haired girl stayed behind. Perhaps you can remember, Miss Pierce? Yes, I thinkI am quite sur
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 6（1）
Chapter 6 Lennox Boynton came into the room with a quick, resolute step. Had he been there, Dr Gerardwould have been surprised at the change in the man. The apathy was gone. His bearing was alertalthough he was plainly nervous. His eyes had a tendenc
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 6（2）
Now, on the afternoon of your mothers death, M. Boynton, I believe you left the camp atPetra and went for a walk? Yes. We all wentwith the exception of my mother and my youngest sister. Your mother was then sitting in the mouth of her cave? Yes, just
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 7（1）
Chapter 7 Poirot looked with interest at the tall, dignified young woman who entered the room. He rose andbowed to her politely. Mrs Lennox Boynton? Hercule Poirot, at your service. Nadine Boynton sat down. Her thoughtful eyes were on Poirots face. I
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 7（2）
Poirot nodded his head slowly. He said: I see. Then he said: You think her death was the result of the shock? It seems to me almost certain. You see, she had already over-exerted herself considerablygetting to this place. My news, and her anger at it
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 7（3）
Nadine Boynton shifted wearily in her chair. You are suggesting, I think, that my mother-in-law did not die of shock, but of an overdose ofdigitalis? she said, and went on: That seems to me most improbable. Poirot leaned forward. Even when I tell you
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 8（1）
Chapter 8 After noting on his padN.B. 4.40Poirot opened the door and called to the orderly whomColonel Carbury had left at his disposal, an intelligent man with a good knowledge of English. Heasked him to fetch Miss Carol Boynton. He looked with some
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 8（2）
She might, perhaps, have had a shock of some kind? Poirot suggested. A shock? she stared at him. Yes, she might have had, let us say, some trouble with one of the Arab servants. Oh! Her face cleared. Yesshe might. She did not mention such a thing hav
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 8（3）
Hercule Poirot waited a minute, then he said quietly: You were planning together to bring about your stepmothers death. Carol sobbed out brokenly: We were madmadthat evening! Perhaps. Its impossible for you to understand the state we were in! She sat
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 9（1）
Chapter 9 Poirot noted the likeness between brother and sister as Raymond Boynton came into the room. His face was stern and set. He did not seem nervous or afraid. He dropped into a chair, staredhard at Poirot, and said: Well? Poirot said gently: Yo
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 9（2）
Poirot gave him a minute or two. Then he said quietly, almost indifferently: Your plan wasdifferenteh? Oh, yes. Raymond answered mechanically. Thats whythis changes everythingII cantthink clearly. What was your plan? Our plan? It was Raymond stopped
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 10（1）
Chapter 10 I wonder, said Hercule Poirot. He folded up the list, went to the door and ordered Mahmoud tobe brought to him. The stout dragoman was voluble. Words dripped from him in a rising flood. Always, always, I am blamed. When anything happens, s
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