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It's been less than a year since beautiful heiress Rosemary Barton took her own life during a birthday dinner in her honor. Her husband George never believed that his fun-loving wife would commit suicide--especially now that he's received two anonymous letters that suggest cold-blooded murder. One implicates even George himself. It's true he long suffered Rosemary's infidelities. But what about her embittered sister who was left out of the family will? Or any of Rosemary's secret lovers, not to mention their betrayed wives? Now one of them has ever forgotten Rosemary. Nor has any one of them ever forgiven her. But only one of them killed her...

　　"So skillfully has Agatha Christie told the story that the denouement will come as a surprise to nine readers out of ten." -The New York Times

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　　“大部分成功者都是不快乐的。这就是为什么他们会成功——他们必须确保自己获得了某种引人注目的东西，才能安心。”

　　“你仔细观察一下他们就会发现我说得对。快乐的人都得失败者，因为他们跟自己的关系很好，什么都不在乎。就像我。通常，他们也很好相处——也像我。”

　　”你对自己的评价很高。“

　　”我只是在吸引你注意我的优点，以免你没注意到。“

迷迭香，是为了帮助回忆。

注释：此句出自莎士比亚的《哈姆雷特》。原文为： Rosemary is to help people recall.

他思忖着，这回她肯定把这认为是理所当然的了！她是个可爱的尤物，可爱——但麻烦在于你不能跟她对话。

一个人恋爱时说的话多吗的傻啊！这些话当时听来并不愚蠢，但冷静下来再看呢！女人为什么就不能把事情好好地放过去算了呢？男人不愿意总是被提醒他曾经把自己弄成了多大的傻瓜。

一个人恋爱时说的话多他妈的傻啊！……女人为什么就不能把事情好好地放过去算了呢？男人不愿意总是被提醒他曾经把自己弄成了多大的傻瓜。

……他只是通常那种不幸福的成功者中的一个。……大多数成功的人都是不幸福的。这就是他们成功的原因……幸福的人会失败，是因为他们有那么好的自身条件，所以他们什么都不在乎。

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It's been less than a year since beautiful heiress Rosemary Barton took her own life during a birthday dinner in her honor. Her husband George never believed that his fun-loving wife would commit suicide--especially now that he's received two anonymous letters that suggest cold-blooded murder. One implicates even George himself. It's true he long suffered Rosemary's infidelities. But what about her embittered sister who was left out of the family will? Or any of Rosemary's secret lovers, not to mention their betrayed wives? Now one of them has ever forgotten Rosemary. Nor has any one of them ever forgiven her. But only one of them killed her...

　　"So skillfully has Agatha Christie told the story that the denouement will come as a surprise to nine readers out of ten." -The New York Times