The Man Who Knew Too Much

But it was a paragraph that had a peculiar effect on Sir John Harker. His lowering brows lifted with a flicker and his eyes blinked

晚报一行搅局，plot 90。

it was perhaps with some of the premonitions proper to a man who meets the strangest friendship of his life.

March／Fisher 结缘，cast 91。

He fell on the riverside garden like a quiet and well-behaved thunderbolt

迟到访客引爆，pace 88。

Harold March was the sort of man who knows everything about politics, and nothing about politicians.

一句悖论立人，prose 94。

walking vigorously across a great tableland of moors and commons, the horizon of which was fringed with the far-off woods of the famous estate of Torwood Park.

庄园政治风景，world 88。

though he looked like a fisherman, he was not fishing.

姿态错位开钩，hook 93。

and the man who knew too much knew what is worth knowing.

知太多＝知该知，innov 92。

Something lay in the shadow at the foot of the ridge, as stiff as the stick of the fallen rocket

战场残骸收束，ending 91。