Agatha Christie
FOREWORD
Chapter One The Letter
Chapter Two
Chapter Three Andover
Chapter Four Mrs Ascher
Chapter Five Mary Drower
Chapter Six The Scene of the Crime
Chapter Seven Mr Partridge and Mr Riddell
Chapter Eight The Second Letter
Chapter Nine The Bexhill-on-Sea Murder
Chapter Ten The Barnards
Chapter Eleven Megan Barnard
Chapter Twelve Donald Fraser
Chapter Chirteen A Conference
Chapter Fourteen The Third Letter
Chapter Fiften Sir Carmichael Clarke
Chapter Sixteen (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Seventeen Marking Time
Chapter Eighteen Poirot Makes a Speech
Chapter Nineteen By Way of Sweden
Chapter Twenty Lady Clarke
Chapter Twenty-One Description of a Murder
Chapter Twenty-Two (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Twenty-Three September 11th.Doncaster
Chapter Twenty-Four (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Twenty-Five (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Twenty-Six (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Twenty-Seven The Doncaster Murder
Chapter Twenty-Eight (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Twenty-Nine At Scotland Yard
Chapter Thirty (Not from Captain Hastings'Personal Narrative)
Chapter Thirty-One Hercule Poirot Asks Questions
Chapter Thirty-Two And Catch a Fox
Chapter Thirty-Three Alexander Bonaparte Cust
Chapter Thirty-Four Poirot Explains
Chapter Thirty-Five Finale
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