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正文 第38节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    ”iurenobodyherehasanyideaofbeingpersecuted.”

    ”ionlygavethatasaninstansofinsanity.butibelievettedthisportance.”

    ryshivered.shesaid:”theressothingithinkyououghttoknow.”

    nof.trevesvisittodinnerandofthestoryhehadtold.superintebattleerested.

    ”hesaidheuldreghispersonnoranbytheway”

    ”itookitthatiteeoinctlystatedhegiveanyparticularsastosexe.”

    ”didherathersignifit,perhaps.andhesaidthereephysicalpeculiaritybyhischildanywhere”

    ”yes.”

    ”ascar,perhapshasanybodyheregotascar”

    henotiaryaldinreplied:”notthatihavenoticed.”

    ”enoiled.”youhavenoticedsothing.ifso,dontyouthinkthatishallbeabletonoticeit,too”

    sheshookherhead.

    ”iihaventnotiythingofthekind.”

    buthesaadehiinuteyielda.

    hebroughttheionbar.treves.rytoldhifthetragicsequeltotheevening.

    battlequestiosolength.thenhesaidquietly:”thatsanee.nevereacrossthatbefore.”

    ”ean”

    ”ivenevereaurderttedbythesileexpedientofhangingaplacardonalift.”

    shelookedhorrified.”youdontreallythink”

    ”thatiturderofurseiturder.itghtnothaveeoff,ofursebutitdideoff.”

    ”justbecause.trevesknew”

    ”yes.beissaldin,thisrderallestdetail.andipressohingonyournddoanybodykant.donttellanyone,nd.”

    rynodded.sheilllookingdazed.

    superintebattleandproaion,andaneisingharedidnotdistraanceofhisduties,hoptingthisbe.

    hetappedonthelibrarydoor,andnevilestrangesvoicecalled”ein.”

    battleanhakeen,darkeye.

    ”sorryifiauttingin,”saidsuperintebattleapologetir.strange,ihalfthelatesirttheate,butstheotherhalf”

    nevilelookedsurprised.

    ”itoldyou.wife.”

    ”yes.but”battleughedinadepregnner,”r.strange”

    ”oh,isee.yes,iexpressedselfbadly.theneygoestoaudrey,yetheade.thatsright,.trelawny”

    thelaed.

    ”thebequestisquiteclearlyakesnodifferenceever.”

    ”thatsclear,then,”saidbattle.”itakeits.audreystrangeisfullyahesefacts”

    ”certainly,”said.trelars.strange”

    ”kay”nevilelookedslightlysurprised.”oh,isupposeso.atleastivealkedchaboutithher”

    ”ithinkyoullfind,”saidbattle,”thatshesunderasapprehensiohinksthattheneyonladytressiliahestoyouandyourpreseouandthising.thatsealongtofindouthohepositionreallylay.”

    ”hoighthavehappenedquiteeasily.shehassaidononeyilladies,butisupposeiassudthatsheeinshareofit.”

    ”itsextraordinary,”saidbattle,”theauntofsuandingsthereareeveassungdifferentthingsaheroftheisveringthediscrepancy.”

    ”isupposeso,”saidnevile,notsoundingveryied.”itdoesnttterverygladforaudrey.shehasbeenveryhardupandthisakeabigdiffereoher.”

    battlesaidbluntly:”butsurely,sir,atthetiofthedivorce,sheyou”

    nevileflushed.hesaidinanstrainedvoice:”thereissuchathingasaspride.superinte.audreyhasalakeher.”

    ”averygenerousallor.trelars.strangehasalueditandrefusedtoacceptit.”

    ”veryiing,”saidbattle,andtoelaboratethatnt.

    heoutandfoundhisnephew.

    ”onitsfaotivefoearlyeverybodyinthisaryaldisanihatfreesherfroavingtoeaherliving.thosroyde,ioundtosay,doesntgain.butitthatshedtaketheriskoffinishingherselfofftoavoidsuspioives.a,ifiight,neydoeserintothisatall.iftheressuchathingasarderforpurehate,thisisit.andifnooneesalongandthrogoingtogettheperson”

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