Quotes About Mystery
But rest assured, my indications will lead you to the truth." He paused. Then he said: "And perhaps, then, you would wish that they had not led you so far. You would say instead: 'Ring down the curtain.
~ Agatha Christie
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Mrs. Ferrars died on the night of the 16th-17th September—a Thursday. I was sent for at eight o'clock on the morning of Friday the 17th. There was nothing to be done. She had been dead some hours.
~ Agatha Christie
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~ Her small dark
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doctor's tone caught Poirot's attention
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I showed him both letters when the second one came. He was inclined to think the whole thing a hoax.
~ Agatha Christie
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The weapon lay on the floor - a bronze figure about two feet high, the base of it stained and wet. Mr. Satterthwaite bent over it curiously. "A Venus," he said softly. "So he was struck down by Venus." He found food for poetic meditation in the thought.
~ Agatha Christie
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Evidence Against Him or Suspicious Circumstances: Pipe-cleaner.
~ Agatha Christie
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The only thing I can't make up my mind about is whether it is an insult or a compliment to be considered a potential murderess. On the whole, I think it's a compliment.
~ Agatha Christie
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But I tell you this—if you try and saddle Fleetwood with this business you'll have me to deal with." "And who exactly are you?" asked Poirot sweetly. Mr. Ferguson got rather red.
~ Agatha Christie
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Yes, yes, I know that. But why did you fall in love with him? What attracted you to him so much?" She crinkled her eyes as though trying to see through the eyes of a girl now dead.
~ Agatha Christie
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Miss Debenham, whose second name is Hermione,
~ Agatha Christie
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He went slowly out of the boat house, unhappy and displeased with himself. He, Hurcule Poirot, had been summoned to prevent a murder and he had not prevented it. It had happened. What was even more humiliating was that he had no real ideas, even now, as to what has actually happened. It was ignominious. And tomorrow, he must return to London, defeated. His ego was seriously deflated. Even his mustache drooped.
~ Agatha Christie
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Ojos grandes, grises, como lagos muertos.
~ Agatha Christie
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Then,' said Poirot, 'having placed my solution before you, I have the honour to retire from the case…
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~ clouded over
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Not at all," said Mrs. Oliver. "Least likely person. It seems to work out in real life just the same as in books.
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The light from the window caught her pince-nez and made them give off little flashes.
~ Agatha Christie
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Cher ami!" Poirot had said to me as I left the room. They were the last words I was ever to hear him say. For when Curtiss came to attend to his master he found that master dead.
~ Agatha Christie
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The shrill note of a bell made them both jump. "That's the front door," said Giles. "Enter - a murderer," he added facetiously.
~ Agatha Christie
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A crime can be a work of art. A detective can be an artist.
~ Agatha Christie
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Ulick Norman Owen.
~ Agatha Christie
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She went out of the window again. Griselda turned to Miss Marple. "Why did you step on my foot?" The old lady was smiling. "I thought you were going to say something, my dear. And it is often so much better to let things develop on their own lines. I don't think, you know, that that child is half so vague as she pretends to be. She's got a very definite idea in her head and she's acting upon it.
~ Agatha Christie
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Poirot drew himself up in an important manner.
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I think it was just before half past ten.
~ Agatha Christie
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