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正文 第18节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twperfectlyaheservantshappysheelinatesallquarrelsandjealousiesidontknojusttact,isuppose.”

    ”shehasbeenhyoulong”

    ”torethanthat.thirteenfourteensothinglikethat.shehasbeefort.”

    .trevesnodded.

    ladytressilian,throughhalfclosedlids,saidsuddenly:”atteryoureething”

    ”atrifle,”said.treves.”aretrifle.youreyesaresharp.”

    ”ilikestudyingpeople,”saidladytressilian.”ialind.”shesighedandleanedbaverytired.butithasbee,greatpleasure.eandseeagainsoon.”

    ”youydependupontakingadvahosekindtalkedtoolong.”

    ”oh,no.ialybellfor,willyou,beforeyougo”

    .trevespulledgingerlyatalargeoldfashionedbellpullthatendedinahugetassel.

    ”quiteasurvival,”hererked.

    ”bellyes.nonee.halfofthetitheyreoutoforderandyougoonpressingaupstairsthebellhangsoverherbed.sotheresneveranydelayinans.ifthereisipullitagaiyquickly.”

    as.trevesheheardthebellpulledasendtiahetisoehurriedlydo,goingtoherstress.

    .trevessloairs,nottroublinghthelittleliftonthedooafroainty.

    hefoundthebledinthedra,andryaldinatonustveryshortlybestartingforho.

    ”hotel,”hesaid,”isoldfashioheydonotexpeidnight.”

    ”itsalongtifrohatonlyhalfpastten,”saidnevile.”theydontlockyouout,ihope”

    ”oh,no.infact,idoubtifthedoorislockedatallatnight.itisshutatnineoclock,butonehasonlytotuthehandleandveryhaphazarddoisupposetheyarejustifiedintrustingtothehoyofthelocalpeople.”

    ”ehere,”saidry.”oursstandsupatnight.”

    ”oralurtlike”askedtedlatir.”itlooksaqueer,highvictorianatrocityofabuilding.”

    ”itlivesuptoitsna,”said.treves.”andhasgoodsolidviyviehsahoganysurrounds.”

    ”ary.

    ”ah,yes.ihadustadtoopfloor.iprotested,butitseethatanoldresidentonths.”

    ”.lu,iexpect”saidry.

    ”ibelievethatisthena.uheaticliftsothatihavereallysufferednoinnvenience.”

    kaysaid:”ted,eandstayatthebalralurtyoudbechreaccessible.”

    ”oh,idontthinkitlookskindofplace.”

    ”quiteright,.latir,”said.treves.”itbeatallinyourlineofuntry.”

    forsoreasonorothertedlatirflushed.”idontknoeanbythat,”hesaid.

    ryaldin,sensingnstraint,hurriedlydearerkabouta.

    ”iseetheyvedetainedaniishtorunkcase”shesaid.

    ”itsthesendntheyvedetained,”saidnevile.”ihopetheyvegottherightohisti.”

    ”theyynotbeabletoholdhivenifheis,”said.treves.

    ”insuffitevidence”askedroyde.

    ”yes,”saidkay,”isupposetheyaltheevideheend.”

    ”notalanyofthepeoplettedcrisareolested.”

    ”beean”

    ”notthatonly.thereisaiotedthosechildrdersknoanhasbeengivenanalibibyturderergoesfree.”

    ”hoary.

    thosroydeknosesifiedintakingthelaoonesownhands.”

    ”ean,.royde”

    thosbegantorefillhispipe.helookedthoughtfullydohishandsashespokeinjerky,disedsentences.

    ”supposeyoukneannefrounishnt.theniholdthatoneisjustifiediieneself.”

    .trevessaidly:”astpeir.roydesuaeunjustifiable”

    do.issung,youknohatthefactsareproveditsjustthatthelawispowerless”

    ”privateaassledaverygentlesle.

    ”idontagree,”hesaid.”ifanoughttohavehisnedtakingtheresponsibilityof”

    ”andintuothelaies”

    stillsling,thossaid:”idhavetobecareful,ofurse...infaeountoflounning...”

    audreysaidinheras.””tteroffact,”saidthos,”idontthinkishould.”

    ”ikneinologyisratherahobbyofne,youknow.”

    ”pleasegoon,”saidkay.

    ”ihaveha**irlyinalostrderershavebeenlantablyuingandveryshhted.hople.”

    ”oh,do,”saidkay”ilikerders.”

    .trevesspokeslolychoosinghishgreatdeliberati

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