For works with similar titles, see Murder on the Links.
AGATHA
CHRISTIE
THE MURDER
ON THE LINKS
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BERKLEY BOOKS, NEW YORK
TO MY HUSBAND
A fellow enthusiast for detective stories, and to whom I am indebted for much helpful advice and criticism
Contents
1 A Fellow Traveller 1 2 An Appeal for Help 7 3 At the Villa Genevieve 19 4 The Letter Signed “Bella” 29 5 Mrs. Renauld’s Story 37 6 The Scene of the Crime 46 7 The Mysterious Madame Daubreuil 53 8 An Unexpected Meeting 64 9 M. Giraud Finds Some Clues 73 10 Gabriel Stonor 80 11 Jack Renauld 87 12 Poirot Elucidates Certain Points 98 13 The Girl with the Anxious Eyes 107
14 The Second Body 116 15 A Photograph 123 16 The Beroldy Case 131 17 We Make Further Investigations 137 18 Giraud Acts 144 19 I Use My Grey Cells 151 20 An Amazing Statement 157 21 Hercule Poirot on the Case! 167 22 I Find Love 174 23 Difficulties Ahead 184 24 “Save Him!” 189 25 An Unexpected Denouement 197 26 I Receive a Letter 202 27 Jack Renauld’s Story 207 28 Journey’s End 218
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