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The Mystery of the Blue Train
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First published in Great Britain by
Collins 1928
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Source ISBN: 9780008129484
Ebook Edition © May 2015 ISBN: 9780007422609
Version: 2017-04-13
TO THE TWO DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS OF THE O.F.D. CARLOTTA AND PETER
Contents
CHAPTER 1: The Man With the White Hair
CHAPTER 8: Lady Tamplin Writes a Letter
CHAPTER 12: At the Villa Marguerite
CHAPTER 13: Van Aldin Gets a Telegram
CHAPTER 15: The Comte de la Roche
CHAPTER 16: Poirot Discusses the Case
CHAPTER 17: An Aristocratic Gentleman
CHAPTER 19: An Unexpected Visitor
CHAPTER 20: Katherine Makes a Friend
CHAPTER 22: M. Papopolous Breakfasts
CHAPTER 24: Poirot Gives Advice