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正文 第33节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.twtarestainedhblood.

    ”blood”itruckuldntbe””youdidnt,forinstayourself””no.no,ofurseididnt.”theyedalittlewhile.

    nevilestrange,hisforeheadatlasthfrightened,horrorstrieyes.

    ”itsfantastic”hesaid.”silyfantastic.itstrue.””factsaretrueenough,”saidsuperintebattle.

    ”butillaalllife.”

    leachughed.

    ”ibelieveyoutoldusyourself,.strahatyoueintoagooddealofneyuponladytressiliah”

    ”youthink,thatsoneyido””that,”saidleach,r.strange.”nevilesprangup.

    ”lookhere,thatssothingioney.letringupbanknageryouyourself.”

    thecalliheyyvoice.lookhere,ationtheyyaffairsyesyes,please.”

    leachtookthephone.hespokequietly.itoionandanshepholast.”well,”saidnevileeagerly.

    leaentsatheobeinafavourablendition.”

    ”so,yousee,itstrueisaid”

    ”itseesobut,again,.strange,youyhavetnts,debtspayntofblaoneyofknow.”

    ”butihaventiassureyouihavent.youfindanythingofthatkind.”

    superintebattleshiftedhisheavyshoulders.hespokeinakind,fatherlyvoice.

    ”sureyoullagree,.straoaskforaforyourarrest.donesoasyet.hebeofthedoubt,yousee.”

    nevilesaidbitterly:”youan,dontyou,thatyouvedeupyourndsididit,butyouotive,soastochthecaseagainst”

    battle.leachlookedattheceiling.

    nevilesaiddesperately:”itslikesoa.theresnothingisayordo.itslikelikebeinginatrapandyoutgetout.”

    superintebattlestirred.anintelligentgleaholosedlids.

    ”thatsverynicelyput,”hesaid.”verynicelyputigivesanidea...”vi

    sergeantjonesadroitlygotridofnevilethroughthehallandthenbroughtkayinbythetre.

    ”allthebetter,”saidbattle.”itsonlythisoodealhshesstillinthedark.”

    thedayedagainstthedarkvictorianbackgroundofbooksandsaddlebackchairs.leachledhereasilyenoughoverheratofthepreviousevening.

    shehadhadaheadaoing,eonesg.

    battletookupthequestioning.

    ”yourhusbanddidoseehoofffortheevening”

    ”no.”

    ”youdidntseehirohetiyouleftthedrauntilthefollooing.isthatright”

    kaynodded.

    battlestrokedhisjaw.

    ”s.strahedoorbetandthatofyourhusband”

    kaysaid,shortly:”idid.”

    battlesaidnothingbutheousetoeoutoftheholeheg.

    hissileuously:”oh,isupposeyouvegottohaveitallthatolddhurstallsthaveheardusbeforeteaaellyouifidont.hesprobablytoldyoualready.nevileandihadhadaroingroiingrage”

    ”iseeisee,”saidbattle,athisstsyathetidhetroubleallabout”

    ”doesittteroh,idontndtellingyou.nevilehasbeenbehavinglikeaperfectidiot.itsallthatansfault,though.”

    ”an”

    ”hisfirsttoehereinthefirstplace.”

    ”youayou”

    ”yes.nevilethinksitetherintheparkonedayaheideaintohisheadanddehielievehedthoughtofithielf.hequiteholythinksitthefirst.”

    ”hing”askedbattle.

    ”beefast.”shesneverfivenhioingoffe.thisisherrevenge.shegothiofixupthat.shesbeendoingiteversinasroyde,afaithfulolddogeti,andshedroveneviledbypretendingshearryhi”

    shestopped,breathingangrily.

    battlesaidldly:”ishouldhavethoughthedbegladforhertoerfindhappinesshanoldfriend.”

    ”gladhesasjealousashell”

    ”thebeveryfondofher.”

    ”oh,heis,”saidkaybitterly.”shesseentothat”

    battlesfiillrandubiouslyoverhisjaw.

    ”youghthaveobjeentoninghere”hesuggested.

    ”hohoughiwerejealous”

    ”tle,”afterall,youyou”

    kayflushed.

    ”althebeginningoearlythebeginning.iusedtofeelherthereinthehouse.itine.ieanddiditallup,butitind.therearepeople,youknoratherlourlessandnotveryiingbuttheyketheelvesfelt.”

    battlehoughtfully.hesaid:”r

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