I just took over the "Death on the Nile" ( "The tragedy on the Nile"), the cloud of Wuli. Then must not the words to bear down on all sides, we must uphold the principle of dialysis, and strive to understand the effect. In a novel, the effect is synonymous with the plot, so read plot enough.
The first is the effect of guessing words and then guess the gist of the original. Words can not really tell, but also guess from the spelling part of speech. Very often, just enough to know that part of speech. For example: "Hercule Poirot shook his head and shuddered slightly." Investigation did not have time to "shudder", but it is easy to see that it is an action, detective Poirot to know a little "shudder" then, it is enough. And large landscape descriptions or more characters do not have to look at the description of appearance, as they push forward with the cases not directly linked.