栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twssrple,takingoffhergloves.”ireadinthepaper,yousee,aboutgladysrtinhavingbeenkilled.andofurseiknoesfroypartoftheuntry.itrainedher,iicservidsihisterriblethinghashappeoher,ifelteaherehingiulddoaboutit.”
”yes,”saidpat.”ofurse.isee.”
andshedidsee.ssrplesaappearedtoheaturalaable.
”ithinkitsaverygoodthingyouhavee,”saidpat.”nobodyseetoknoueaionsandallthat.”
”no,”saidssrple,”ofursenot.shehadntgotaions.shetheorphafaiths.averyagoodtrainingandallthat.gladyscatoaybe.ireallydontknow.”
”ineverevensa.”tygirl”
”oh,no,”saidssrple,”notatall.adenoids,andagoodnyspots.sheadenyfriendsanyen,pirl.butndidnttakeadeuseofher.”
”itsoundsrathercruel,”saidpat.
”yes,dear,”saidssrple,”lifeis.perhapsthatshappinessofakind.buttheygetdisappoihinkgladysorousoriinghappeoheranditebatoprivateservice.doyouknowhowlongshedbeenhere”
patshookherhead.
”notverylong,ishouldthink.onlyanthortssohorribleandfutilethatsheshouldhavebeehingooticedsothing.”
”ite,”saidssrpleinhergentlevoice.
”theclothespeg”
”yes.ireadaboutitinthepapers.isupposeitistruethatherehespegclippedontoheose.”
pathelourrosetossrplespinkcheeks.
”thatsadesry,ifyoueakindofpiurderer.todoathinglikethatitsveryandignity.particularlyifyouvealreadykilled.”
patsaidslowly:
”ithinkiseeean.”shegotup.”ithinkyoudbettereandseeinspeanperson.”shegaveasudden,quiad.eorreasoninit.”
”iissrple.”no,isaythat.”
inspeurderissionerhadsentfoeeleaenhadtalkedfarintothenight.
inspiteofhisdisy,orratherbehindit,ioeelehadfeltafaintinistrustedit.andnoistrustofhisified.
”theandfroe,hougheoallyunhiodealstantoshoily.sooneeohatdayputpotassiuorusted,unnotiily.,neele”
neelesaiddryly:
”peroutagain,”ioeelerepeated.
thea.sharply.sothingintherepetitionhadattractedhisattention.
”stheidea,an.”
ioeelelookedstolid.
”nothing,sir.notsochasanidea.allisayisit.”
”abittoonve,eh”thea.ighthavesohoseehoseehow.”
headded,”andhesacautioustype,too.”
”butquiteintelligent,sir.”
”youdontfanalaboutthethingintheirpastdicalrerd.”
inspeusedantagonisthathadbeeitudeafterthedeathofrexfortes,buthee,e,ierofgladysrtin.thatguiltynfusionofhershehadputdoorethananaturalnervousnessofthepoliethingre.gladyshadseenorheardsothiesllthing,sothingsovagueandindefishehadhardlylikedtospeakaboutit.andnotlerabbit,shewouldneverspeak.
inspeild,eaestfaceoftheoldladynoind
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