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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 15（4）
The following morning, very early, Carol Boynton was seen to throwsomething into the stream. There is reason to believe that that something was a hypodermicsyringe. Comment? Dr Gerard looked up surprised. But my hypodermic was returned. Yes, yes, Iha
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 16（1）
Chapter 16 There was a pause. Then clearing his throat with a slightly affected sound, Poirot went on: We have now solved the mystery of what I might term the second hypodermic. That belongedto Mrs Lennox Boynton, was taken by Raymond Boynton before
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 16（2）
Lennox Boynton had no longer the will to freedom. He was content to sink into acondition of apathy and melancholy. Now I have no doubt at all, madame, but that you love your husband. Your decision to leavehim was not actuated by a greater love for an
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 16（3）
Lady Westholme and Miss Pierce were a long wayaway. They saw you apparently having a conversation with your mother-in-law, but what actualevidence is there of what occurred? I will propound to you instead a little theory. You have brains,madame. If i
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 16（4）
Continue, Mr Boynton. I hardly knew what I was doingBut as I got near, my brain seemed to clear. It flashed overme that I had only myself to blame! Id been a miserable worm! I ought to have defied mystepmother and cleared out years ago. And it came t
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 17（1）
Chapter 17 What really happened? Poirot repeated. He reached behind him, drew forward a chair and sat down. His manner was now friendlyinformal. It is a question, is it not? For the digitoxin was takenthe syringe was missingthere was themark of a hyp
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 17（2）
Sooner or later Mrs Boynton takes a dose and diesand even if the digitalis is discovered inthe bottle it may be set down as a mistake of the chemist who made it up. Certainly nothing can beproved! Why, then, the theft of the hypodermic needle? There
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 17（3）
Now, as these two ladies walked away from the camp, Dr Gerard passed them going to it. There is no oneto say what Dr Gerards movements were when he reached the camp because the two ladies backs were towards it. They were walking away from it. Therefo
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 18（1）
Chapter 18 Come, said Hercule Poirot. We have still a little way to go! Dr Gerard has invoked thepsychology. So let us now examine the psychological side of this case. We have taken the facts,we have established a chronological sequence of events, we
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 18（2）
But, mes amis, does it escape you that those words were not a reasonable answer at all to what Miss King hadjust been saying? Ive never forgotten anythingnot an action, not a name, not a face. It doesnot make sense! If she had said, I never forget im
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 18（3）
Good lord, said Colonel Carbury, suddenly sitting up very straight. Are you suggesting? I am suggesting that, having ascertained just what Miss Pierce (the only witness likely to beawake) was doing, Lady Westholme returned to her tent, put on her rid
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 19（1）
Epilogue Extract from the Evening Shout: We regret to announce the death of Lady Westholme, M.P., the result of a tragicaccident. Lady Westholme, who was fond of travelling in out-of-the-waycountries, always took a small revolver with her. She was cl
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死亡约会 Part II Chapter 19（2）
A dapper figure stopped by their table. Hercule Poirot, faultlessly and beautifully apparelled, hismoustaches proudly twisted, bowed regally. Mademoiselle, he said to Ginevra, mes hommages. You were superb! They greeted him affectionately, made a pla
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