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Проверьте, пожалуйста, текст. The novel begins with that Ms. Marple visits the old girlfriend Ruth Van Ridok. Ms. Marple, Ruth and her sister Carrie Louise all together once studied in Italy. Ruth shares the feelings that something wrong occurs in an ancient Victorian mansion of Stonigeyts where there lives the sister Ruth, Carrie Louise with the husband Lewis Serrokold. She can't explain the excitement reasons, but she is afraid that Carrie Luise can threaten danger. Ruth asks Ms. Marple to visit the sister and to find out that occurs. Carrie Louise is happy to see Jane in the house. In spite of the fact that the house belongs to Carrie, with everything her husband Lewis who is her third husband fills. In the house there live juvenile criminals who are sponsored by Carrie Louise's husband. Among members of household there is a lot of people, but some they them consist in consanguinity with Carrie Louise. In particular her daughter from first marriage Mildred Strit. Carrie also had a foster daughter Pippa who died at childbirth. Her daughter, Gene, is married to the American. In the house often there live Carrie's stepsons from second marriage. Ms. Marple is invited to a lunch where all members of household and the invited guests gather. Among them Lewis's secretary, Edgar Lawson, and also Christian Gulbradsen, the son of the first husband of Carrie. After a lunch the part of guests gathers in the big hall, others disperse on the house. Ms. Marple and other guests become witnesses of quarrel between Lawson and Lewis. They even hear shots, but all are living. However at the same night in a manor there is a murder. Ms. Marple is going to understand everything.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The novel you are referring to seems to be "A Pocket Full of Rye" by Agatha Christie. It features the character Miss Marple, who visits her old friend Ruth Van Rydock. Miss Marple, Ruth, and Ruth's sister Carrie Louise all studied together in Italy. Ruth expresses her concerns about something being wrong in the ancient Victorian mansion of Stonygates, where Carrie Louise lives with her husband Lewis Serrocold. Ruth is unable to explain the reasons for her excitement but fears that Carrie Louise may be in danger. She asks Miss Marple to visit her sister and find out what is happening.

Carrie Louise is happy to see Miss Marple in the house, even though the house technically belongs to Carrie. However, Lewis, her third husband, is the one who manages everything. The house is also home to juvenile criminals who are sponsored by Carrie Louise's husband. There are many people living in the house, some of whom are related to Carrie Louise. For example, her daughter from her first marriage, Mildred Strit, and her foster daughter Pippa, who died during childbirth. Carrie's daughter Gene is married to an American, and there are also Carrie's stepsons from her second marriage.

Miss Marple is invited to a lunch where all the members of the household and invited guests gather. Among them are Lewis's secretary, Edgar Lawson, and Christian Gulbradsen, the son of Carrie's first husband. After lunch, some of the guests gather in the big hall while others disperse throughout the house. Miss Marple and the other guests witness a quarrel between Lawson and Lewis, and they even hear shots, but everyone is alive. However, later that night, a murder occurs in the manor, and Miss Marple is determined to uncover the truth [[1]].

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