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The Clocks (Hercule Poirot, #39)
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Agatha Christie

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Zala is 56% done

knew this would happen after she didn’t get to speak to the inspector

— 1 hour, 9 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 50% done

“Clocks?” I suggested hopefully. “Bogus insurance agents?”
“No, no,” Poirot shook his head.
“Blind women?”
“No, no, no. Do not confuse me.”
“I’m disappointed in you, Poirot,” I said. “I thought you’d give me the answer straight away.”

— 2 hours, 43 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 45% done

”My friend, Hercule Poirot, was sitting in his usual large, square armchair in front of the fireplace.”
there he is

— 2 hours, 58 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 41% done

“Where is your sister now, Mrs. Lawton?”
“I’ve no idea. Absolutely no idea at all.”
oop a schoolteacher sister

— 3 hours, 14 min ago Add a comment

Jillian is on page 108 of 320

— 4 hours, 3 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 30% done

In fact her first inevitable remark was: “Now haven’t I told you a hundred times, you are not to bleed in the drawing room! Come straight into the kitchen and bleed there, where I can wipe over the linoleum.”
lol relatable

— 4 hours, 6 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 20% done

“Interesting,” I said. “You mean he just had some bogus cards printed with a bogus name, address and insurance company?”

— 4 hours, 12 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 8% done

“Not that only—all the other clocks in the sitting room are the same.”
“I don’t understand what you mean by the ‘other clocks.’ There are no other clocks in the sitting room.”

— 4 hours, 24 min ago Add a comment

Zala is 3% done

“Is somebody there?”
“I—it’s—” The girl broke off as the woman came swiftly towards her round the back of the sofa.
And then she screamed.
“Don’t—don’t … you’ll tread on it—him … And he’s dead….”

— 4 hours, 30 min ago Add a comment