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The Mysterious Affair at Styles
A rich woman is poisoned in her own country house. Too many relatives needed the money, and they all have a story. This is Poirot's first case — he lines up the little facts other people walk past.
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- Chapter 1 · : “Is soldiering your regular profession…
- Chapter 2 · Cavendish’s extraordinary, and, for my part…
- Chapter 3 · Mrs. Cavendish fanned herself gently with a…
- Chapter 4 · Bauerstein drew two keys from his pocket…
- Chapter 5 · It was an ordinary key of the Yale type…
- Chapter 6 · She brought it down with her every morning…
- Chapter 7 · You recognise the handwriting?” “Yes, it is…
- Chapter 8 · Cavendish—rather unfair to her other…
- Chapter 9 · Poor Emily was never murdered until he came…
- Chapter 10 · Events proved that I was right in my…
- Chapter 11 · “I should consider it very unlikely.…
- Chapter 12 · I half thought he was going to rise from his…
- Chapter 13 · It has to be examined—sifted. But here the…
- Chapter 14 · It is terrible.” “I do not think, monsieur,”…
- Chapter 15 · Inglethorp’s death benefit Miss Howard. Now…
- Chapter 16 · But I am in her black books, since I cleared…
- Chapter 17 · I believe they have to be very careful. They…
- Chapter 18 · I can’t think what they’re after! They’ve…
- Chapter 19 · Having deduced its existence, I set Miss…
- Chapter 20 · But no, it was not to be. This affair must…
- Chapter 21 · Mr. Philips, K.C., opened the case for the…
- Chapter 22 · Evidence as to his intrigue with Mrs.…
- Chapter 23 · I must say——” But I stopped suddenly. For…
- Chapter 24 · She put off her project until the early…
- Chapter 25 · Then, when I discovered that Inglethorp had…
- Chapter 26 · You will remember my saying that it was wise…
