"Sir Charles Cartwright, the distinguished actor, was giving a party. Around him, his guests stood talking and drinking. The Reverend Stephen Babbington sipped at his cocktail and made a wry face. The other guests continued to chatter. Suddenly Mr Babbington clutched at his throat and swayed...I bought this one literally for its cover, as I already have a copy of this book (along with all the other Christies.) The still life on the cover depicts the essentials of the plot: one glass containing poison, and one blackmail note.
It was the beginning of the drama,
a three-act tragedy
with death in every act"
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Three Act Tragedy by Agatha Christie (Pan, 1964)
I found this at a high school book fair:
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