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正文 第29节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twontyoudaresayanythingagainsther.allworkeduphewas.

    battle,ore,butheuldgetofher.intheendhedisssedthean.

    heandjiookedateaiethingaboutthoseprintsbynow.”

    battleasked:”s”

    ”s.hesagoodn.heissanything.”

    ”yourekeepingtheo”

    ”yes,untilshasfinished.”

    thedooropehatnuteandyoungsputhisheadin.

    ”theressothingidlikeyoutosee.in.nevilestrangesroo”

    theygotupandfollotothesuiteonthesideofthehouse.

    spoioaheaponthefloor.adarkblueat,trousersandat.

    leachsaidsharply:”his”

    ”bundleddoofthelookatthis,sir.”

    hepickeduptheatandshoheedgesofthedarkbluecuffs.

    ”seethosedarkstainsthatsblood,sir,oridut.andseehere,itsspatteredallupthesleeve.”

    ”h”battleavoidedtheereyes.”looksbadforyoungnevile,istsay.anyothersuitintheroo

    ”darkgreypinstripehangingoverachair.lotoferonthefloorherebythewashbasin.”

    ”lookingasthoughheselfinthedevilofahurryyes.itsheopeneinagooddeal.”

    ”notenoughtokethosepoolsonthefloor,sir.theyrenotdriedupyet.”

    battleingitselfbeforehiseyes.asintothecupboard,sluigs.

    helookedacrossatthedooriherwall.

    sanshelook.

    ”s.strangesroosir.thedoorislocked.”

    ”lockedonthisside”

    ”no.oher.”

    ”onherside,eh”

    battleilast:”letsseethatoldbutleragain.”

    hurstallr.strangeandladytressilianlastnight”

    theoldnblinked.

    ”ireallydidntthinktagiabledifferenceofopinion.”

    resistiationtosay:”ayfoot”leachr.strangenightatdinner”

    hurstallhesitated.battlesaidquietly:”darkbluesuitreypinstripeidaresaysooneelseeer.”

    hurstallbrokehissilence.

    ”ireeoily,”headded,anxiousnottoloseprestige,”havenotbeeninthehabitofrnths.theyfrequentlygooutafterdiisinthegarden,sotisdoothequay.”

    battlenodded.hurstalllefttheroohepassedjohedoored.

    hesaid:”itsaakearoughpariso,butillbettheyretherightones.”

    ”tle.

    ”theprintsonthatniblidle,sir,adeby.nevilestrange.”

    battleleantbahischair.

    ”stosettleit,doesntit”

    iv

    theyenhgrave,es.

    jortchellsaid”

    leachsaidquietly:”lookslikeit,sir.”

    tchelllookedacrossatsuperintebattle.

    ”cheerup.battle,”hesaidkindly.”yourbestfriendisntdead.”

    superintebattlesighed.

    ”idontlikeit,”hesaid.

    ”idontthinkanyofuslikeit,”saidtchell.”butpleevidehink,toapplyfora.”

    ”rethanale,”saidbattle.

    ”infact,ifightaskhedisnot”

    battlenoddedanunhappyhead.

    ”letsgooverit,”saidtheotivestrangeandhiseintoansiderablesufheoldladysdeath.hesthelastpersonknoostdaingofall,hisfingerpriualonandnooneelses.”

    ”a,sir,”saidbattle,”youdontlikeit,either.”

    ”iaedifido.”

    ”isitexactlyyoudontlikeaboutit,sir”

    jortakesthefellouchofafool,perhaps”hesuggested.

    ”a,sir,theydobehavelikefoolssotis.””oh,ikno”leachstirredunhappily.

    ”ivealonandoffdoanandhesasportsn.”

    ”idontsee,”saidbattleslourdererashingagainstit.”hepaused.”idontlikeistheniblick.”

    ”theniblick”askedtchell,slightlypuzzled.

    ”yes,sir,or,alteatively,thebell.thebellorthenibliotboth.”

    heoninhissloarefulvoice.

    ”per,andhitherovertheheadeditated,hoitsnotthesortofthingyoucarryabouthyouintheevenings.”

    ”heghtnavebeenpractisihinglikethat.”

    ”heghtbutnobodysaysso.nobodysadoingit.thelasttianybodysaperand,ndyou,iveseenhis,andihesetouanttpersfrayeasilyitsgoingtoshoperbetterthanstaingthathegoesberserkandhitsafrailoldladyoverthehead.”

    ”theresaeative,battle,”saidthechiefnstable.

    ”ikated.heohatfitsinaidbutitdoesntfitinadeuphisndtodoherin,hedbeveryinthenightcrack

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