Murder On the Orient Express
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His eyes twinkled a little as they met the eager ones of M. Bouc.
“Ah! my dear old friend,” he said. “You see, I have become what they call the snob! The first-class, I feel it should be attended to before the second-class. Next, I think, we will interview the good looking Colonel Arbuthnot.”
Finding the Colonel’s French to be of a severely limited description, Poirot conducted his interrogation in English.
Arbuthnot’s name, age, home address and exact military standing were all ascertained. Poi...rot proceeded: “It is that you come home from India on what is called the leave—what we call en permission?”
Colonel Arbuthnot, uninterested in what a pack of foreigners called anything, replied with true British brevity: “Yes.”
“But you do not come home on the P. & O. boat?”
“No.”
“Why not?”
“I chose to come by the overland route for reasons of my own.”
“And that,” his manner seemed to say, “is one for you, you interfering little jackanapes.”
“You came straight through from India?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes twinkled a little as they met the eager ones of M. Bouc.
“Ah! my dear old friend,” he said. “You see, I have become what they call the snob! The first-class, I feel it should be attended to before the second-class. Next, I think, we will interview the good looking Colonel Arbuthnot.”
Finding the Colonel’s French to be of a severely limited description, Poirot conducted his interrogation in English.
Arbuthnot’s name, age, home address and exact military standing were all ascertained. Poi...rot proceeded: “It is that you come home from India on what is called the leave—what we call en permission?”
Colonel Arbuthnot, uninterested in what a pack of foreigners called anything, replied with true British brevity: “Yes.”
“But you do not come home on the P. & O. boat?”
“No.”
“Why not?”
“I chose to come by the overland route for reasons of my own.”
“And that,” his manner seemed to say, “is one for you, you interfering little jackanapes.”
“You came straight through from India?”
What to read after Murder On the Orient Express?
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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Guest 5 years ago
very good book. twists keep you guessing, but it is possible to figure it out before the end. this is my favourite agatha christie and if you have any spare time you should read it if you like mystery books. not too scary, maybe suitable 10+
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Guest 6 years ago
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Guest 6 years ago
an amazing book really detailing and revisiting an overshadowed case; not your typical murder mystery
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Guest 6 years ago
its mysterious and i think we should have more books like this and maybe other simular ones for different types of people
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It a really good Book to read
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It's dumb
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