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The Girdle of Hippolyta [short story] (1940)

by Agatha Christie

Series: Hercule Poirot (22.9)

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Hercule Poirot was only mildly interested in the case of the stolen Rubens, the circumstances of the theft being quite ordinary. However, traveling to France on behalf of the victimized gallery owner. Poirot is intrigued to hear about a schoolgirl who disappeared from a train. When the girl turns up a mile from where her hat was found, the great detective discerns artistry of a crooked stripe. Also included: "The Flock of Geryon," "The Apples of Hesperides," & "The Capture of Cerberus"… (more)
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One thing leads to another, as Hercule Poirot is fond of saying without much originality.
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Hercule Poirot was only mildly interested in the case of the stolen Rubens, the circumstances of the theft being quite ordinary. However, traveling to France on behalf of the victimized gallery owner. Poirot is intrigued to hear about a schoolgirl who disappeared from a train. When the girl turns up a mile from where her hat was found, the great detective discerns artistry of a crooked stripe. Also included: "The Flock of Geryon," "The Apples of Hesperides," & "The Capture of Cerberus"

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An inquiry into a stolen Ruebens painting leads Hercule Poirot to a riddle that surrounds a schoolgirl's disappearance. (10th "story" or "case" solved by Poirot, of 12, in the "Labours of Hercules")

In: Agatha Christie, The Labors of Hercules
-----13 for Luck! (New York : Dodd, Mead & Co.) pp. 43-59

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