Murder on the Orient Express / Убийство в «Восточном экспрессе»

Now, at about five o'clock in the morning,

“Oh! I can assure you that its the parents who are afraid of being bullied by me,” she laughed. “Quite an odd little comedy that I watch here,” said Poirot to himself thoughtfully. Later he remembered that thought of his.

had no idea what this small man's mission had been about, but to him had been delegated the duty of seeing off M. Poirot by the Taurus Express

by the step leading up into the sleeping-car of the famous Taurus Express. The train consisted of a kitchen and dining-car, a sleeping-car and two local carriages. It was a very