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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 10（2）
Briefly, Poirot retailed the interviews he had had that morning. Hm, said Carbury. Yes, youve got hold of a pointer or two, perhaps. Pity of it is they allseem to point in opposite directions. Have we got a case, thats what I want to know? No. Carbur
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 11（1）
Chapter 11 Sarah King sat on a hill-top absently plucking up wild flowers. Dr Gerard sat on a rough wall ofstones near her. She said suddenly and fiercely: Why did you start all this? If it hadnt been for you Dr Gerard said slowly: You think I should
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 11（2）
I came to consult Dr Gerardhis opinion should be of value to meandyours, too, mademoiselleyou are young and up to date in your psychology. I want to know, yousee, all that you can tell me of Mrs Boynton. Dont you know all that by heart now? asked Sar
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 11（3）
Dr Gerard leaned forward excitedly. But, mon vieux, that is just it! Old ladies are the same all the world over. They get bored! Iftheir specialty is playing patience, they sicken of the patience they know too well. They want tolearn a new patience.
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 12（1）
Chapter 12 In another minute the girl had reached them. Dr Gerard performed the introduction. Miss Boynton, this is M. Hercule Poirot. Oh. She looked at him uncertainly. Her fingers joined together, twined themselves uneasily inand out. The enchanted
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 12（2）
For a few moments Poirot walked in silence, then he said: They are very pretty, these historiesyou recount to yourself? She stopped. She glared at him. Theyre true. Theyre all true. Again she stamped an angryfoot. Yes, said Poirot, they are certainly
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 12（3）
Sarah, as always when she remembered her conversation with Mrs Boynton, was blushingacutely. I felt all exalted as though I had a mission! And then later, when Lady W. fixed a fishy eye onme and said she had seen me talking to Mrs Boynton, I thought
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 13（1）
Chapter 13 Nadine Boynton came out of the hotel. As she hesitated uncertainly, a waiting figure sprangforward. Mr Jefferson Cope was immediately at his ladys side. Shall we walk up this way? I think its the pleasantest. She acquiesced. They walked al
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 13（2）
Anyway, went on Mr Cope, you came to me yesterday and told me that youd definitelydecided to leave Lennox. I applaud your decision. It wasnt rightthe life you were leading. Youwere quite honest with me. You didnt pretend to be more than just mildly f
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 14（1）
Chapter 14 Poirot met two people on his way home. The first was Mr Jefferson Cope. M. Hercule Poirot? My names Jefferson Cope. The two men shook hands ceremoniously. Then, falling into step beside Poirot, Mr Cope explained: Its just got round to me t
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 14（2）
Did you notice her as you walked home? I did notice she was thereit was her usual seat in the afternoon and evening, but I didnt payspecial attention. I was just explaining to Lady Westholme the conditions of our slump. I had tokeep an eye on Miss Pi
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 14（3）
Well, its not really anything very much. Its only that on the next morning after the discovery Iwas up rather earlyand I looked out of my tent to see the effect of the sunrise you know (only, ofcourse, it wasnt actually sunrise because the sun must h
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 15（1）
Chapter 15 My preparations are complete, said Hercule Poirot. With a little sigh he stepped back a pace or two and contemplated his arrangement of one of theunoccupied hotel bedrooms. Colonel Carbury, leaning inelegantly against the bed which had bee
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 15（2）
Poirot cast a quick glance at the little group of three people on his right, then turned his gaze tothe five people huddled together on his lefta group of people with frightened eyes. Poirot said quietly: When Colonel Carbury mentioned this business
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 15（3）
I will conclude now with my study of the possibility of Raymond Boyntons guilt. Thefollowing are the facts. He had been heard to discuss the possibility of taking Mrs Boyntons life. He was in a condition of great nervous excitement. He hadmademoisell
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