沉默的证人20

Twenty,SECOND VISIT TO LITTLEGREEN HOUSE,On our way from Harchester to Market Basing, a matter of some ten miles, we discussed thesituation.,“Have you any grounds at all, Poirot, for that suggestion you threw out? ”,“You mean that Miss Arundell may have believed that that particular will was destroyed? No,mon ami—frankly, no. But it was incumbent ¹ upon me—you must perceive that—to make somesort of suggestion! Mr. Purvis is a shrewd man. Unless I threw out some hint of the kind I did, hewould ask himself what I could be doing in this affair.
”,“Do you know what you remind me of, Poirot?” I said.,“Of a juggler ² juggling ³ with a lot of different coloured balls! They are all in the air at once. ”,“The different coloured balls are the different lies I tell—eh?”,“That’s about the size of it.
”,“And some day, you think, there will come the grand crash?”,“You can’t keep it up forever, ” I pointed ⁴ out.,It is incumbent upon you to warn them.你有责任警告他们。,Dick was a juggler, who threw mists before your eyes. 迪克是个骗子，他在你面前故弄玄虚 。