【血字的研究】Chapter6:葛莱森大显身手(5/9)_英语听力练习mp3下载-文化-沪江听力酷

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【血字的研究】Chapter6:葛莱森大显身手(5/9)

听力简介：

离奇的情节，扣人的悬念，世界上最聪明的侦探，人间最诡秘的案情。一边听着有声书，一边感受福尔摩斯的魅力。

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单词采用英式拼法，不抄全文，不用写序号，句子最后的标点不用写出，答完一空另起一行继续作答。

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"To a great mind, nothing is little," remarked Holmes, 1_____.

"Well, I went to Underwood, and asked him if he had sold a hat of that size and description. He looked over his books, and came on it at once. He had sent the hat to a Mr. Drebber, residing at Charpentier's Boarding Establishment, Torquay Terrace. Thus I got at his address."

"Smart--very smart!" 2_____ Sherlock Holmes.

"I next called upon Madame Charpentier," continued the detective. "I found her very 3________. Her daughter was in the room, too--an uncommonly fine girl she is, too; she was 4______________________________. That didn't escape my notice. I began to smell a rat. You know the feeling, Mr. Sherlock Holmes, when you come upon the right scent--a kind of 5_____________. 'Have you heard of the mysterious death of your late boarder Mr. Enoch J. Drebber, of Cleveland?' I asked.

"The mother nodded. She didn't seem able to get out a word. The daughter burst into tears. I felt more than ever that these people knew something of the matter.

"'At what o'clock did Mr. Drebber leave your house for the train?' I asked.

"'At eight o'clock,' she said, 6______________________. 'His secretary, Mr. Stangerson, said that there were two trains--one at 9.15 and one at 11. He was to catch the first. [14]

"'And was that the last which you saw of him?'

"A terrible change came over the woman's face as I asked the question. 7________________________. It was some seconds before she could get out the single word 'Yes'--and when it did come it was 8__________________.

"There was silence for a moment, and then the daughter spoke in a calm clear voice.

"'No good can ever come of falsehood, mother,' she said. 'Let us be frank with this gentleman. We _did_ see Mr. Drebber again.'

"'God forgive you!' cried Madame Charpentier, 9_________________________. 'You have murdered your brother.'

"'Arthur would rather that we spoke the truth,' the girl answered firmly.

"'You had best tell me all about it now,' I said. 'Half-confidences are worse than none. Besides, you do not know how much we know of it.'