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正文 第34节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tws.strahatsallatpresent.aionsespeladytressilianfiftythousandpounds

    ”isitasattheit”

    ”oh,yes.heleftittobedividedbetgladtheoldthingisdead.iot.ididntlikeherveryebutitstoohorribletothinkofslaringalongandcragherheadopen.”

    sheoutonthat.battlelookedatleach.

    ”doyouthinkoodlookingbitofgoods,ianuldlosehisheadoverhereasyenough.”

    leatoquitealady,though,”hesaid,dubiously.

    ”theyarentnoatrinialbusiness.”

    ryaldinposedlyandsatdonesshereyeslookedworried.

    sheansingnevilesatoftheevening.shehadeuptobedabouttenoclock.

    ”.straalking.””talking,ssaldin,orquarrelling”

    sheflushed,butansoniousineeroverpeopleandaakethatkindofthingaseasilyasaandoes.”

    ”asyoudo,perhaps,”thoughtbattle.

    helookedatherintelligentface.ithesilence.

    ”idontstoincredible,quiteincredible,thatyoushouldsuspeeofthepeopleinthishouse.itbeanoutsider”

    ”forseveralreasons,ssaldin.forohing,nothingindyouofthegeographyofyouroind.ootheshore,butitissurroundedbyahighalldoorleadingthroughontotheroad,oing,andtheindoortothehouse,notsayingnooneuldittedthiseeanssoohehouse.theniblickthecupboarduhestairs.itissaldin.”

    ”itsureitnevile”

    ”whyareyousosure”

    sheraisedherhandshopelessly.

    ”itjustisntlikehihatsaninbednevile”

    ”itdoesntseeerylikely,”saidbattlereasonably,”butyoudbesurprisedatthethingspeopledoayhaveoneyverybadly.”

    ”iurehedidaravagantpersonheneverhasbeen.””no,buthiswifeis.”

    ”kayyes,perhapsbut,oh,itstooridisurethelastthingnevilehasbeenthinkingoflatelyisney.”

    superintebattleughed.

    ”kaytoldyou,isupposeyes,itreallyhasbeenratherdifficult.still,itsnothingtodohthisdreadfulbusiness.”

    ”probablynot,butallthesa,idliketohearyourversionoftheaffair,ssaldin.”

    rysaidslohascreatedadifficultsituation.obeginh”

    heinterruptedherdeftly.

    ”iuooditr.nevilestrangesidea”

    ”hesaiditwas.”

    ”butyouyourselfdidntthinkso”

    ”inoitisntlikenevilesohoebodyelseputtheideaintohishead.”

    ”s.audreystrange,perhaps”

    ”itseeincrediblethataudreyshoulddosuchathing.”

    ”thenhavebeen”

    ryraisedhershouldershelplessly.

    ”idontknosjustqueer.”

    ”queer,”saidbattlethoughtfully.”thatsifeelaboutthiscase.itsqueer.”

    ”everythingsbeeheresbeenafeelingienace.”

    ”everybodystrungupandonedge”

    ”yes,justthat...it.even.latir”shestopped.

    ”iingto.latir.e,ssaldin,about.latirer”

    ”.hesafriendofkays.”

    ”hess.strangesfriend.knoe”

    ”yes,sheknebeforeherrriage.”

    ”.strangelikehi

    ”quitewell,ibelieve.”

    ”notrouble,there”

    battleputitdeliphatically:”certainlynot”

    ”didladytressiliair”

    ”notverych.”

    battletookthealooftoneofhervoidgedthesubject.

    ”thisid,noeyounsiderhertrusthy”

    ”oh,absolutely.sheedtoladytressilian.”battleleanedbahischair.

    ”ihepossibilitythatbarretthitladytressiliaheheadandthendopedherselftoavoidbeingsuspected”

    ”ofursenot.hshouldshe”

    ”shegetsalegacy,youknow.”

    ”sodoi,”saidryaldin.shelookedathiteadily.

    ”yes,”saidbattle.”sodoyou.doyouknouch”

    ”.trelae.”

    ”youdidntknoitbeforehand”

    ”hing.ihaveverylittleofoekind.ithoughtthatladytressilialeastahundredayearbutshehassousins,andididnotatallkheatetonevileandaudrey.”

    ”soshedidntknoissed.

    ”atleast,thatsshesays.”

    ”thatsshesays,”agreedbattle.”andnowife.”

    vii

    audreyindedofkayscreepingaboutthehouse.”

    sheansplyandotion.

    yes,shehadgoobedattenoclock,thes

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