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正文 第40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.twharushoutoftheshadoherjustasshetogoovertheedge

    hesaidfiercely:”no,youdont...”

    itlikeholdingabird.shestruggledstruggledsilently,andthen,againlikeabird,ill.

    hesaidurgently:”dontthrohing**.nothing.evenifyouaredesperatelyunhappy”

    shedeasound.itofalaugh.

    hesaidsharply:”yourenotunhappyisitthen”

    sheansatohelolybreathedword:”afraid.”

    ”afraid”heohathelethergo,standingbackapacetoseeherbetter.

    herealisedthehofheradehersll,e,intelligentfaceblankandstupid.fearthatdilatedthoseeyes.

    hesaidincredulously:”areyouafraidof”

    sherepliedsoloafraidofbeinghanged...”

    yes,shehadsaidjustthat.hestaredandstared.helookedfroertothecliffsedge.

    ”sothatswhy”

    ”yes.aquickdeathinsteadof”

    sheclosedhereyesandshivered.sheonshivering.

    d.

    hesaidatlast:”ladytressiliantheoldladyurdered.”then,ars.strahefirsts.strange.”

    stillshivering,shenoddedherhead.

    cberallthathehadheard.ruurhadbeeninrporatedhfact.

    ”theydetainedyourhusbandthatsright,isntitalotofevideneone...”

    hestoppedandlookedather.shelikeadocilechild.hefouitudeunendurablyaffeg.

    hisvoi...thatseforanothern...”

    sheflungoutherar.shebeganstaeringsnnnotitsnnnotllikethat.nnotatall”

    heanding:”goho.youbeafraidanylonger.dyouhearillseethatyourenothanged”

    xv

    ryaldinsofa.herheadachedandher.

    theihadtakenplaalevidenceofidentification,hadbeenadjouedforaweek.

    ladytressiliansfuneralorroeblaerhadgone.nevileandthosroydehadgoneforaaryhehouse.

    superintebattleandihatusthaveleaedofeveryi,everyure,even,ofthepasttendays.

    noaryletherselfrelax.sheeverythihing.justliebadrest.

    ”excuse,da

    itallinthedooric.

    ”agehestudy.”

    rylookedathinastonishntandsoannoyance.

    ””

    ”hegavehisnaas.ciss.”

    ”iveneverheardofhi”

    ”no,ss.”

    ”hestbeareporter.youshouldnthavelethin,hurstall.”

    hurstallughed.

    ”idontthinkheisareporter,ss.ithinkheisafriendofssaudreys.”

    ”oh,thatsdifferent.”

    sothingherhair,ryallstudy.sheehoanstandingbytheued.hedidnotlookintheleastlikeafriendofaudreys.

    hosorrys.strangeisout.youedtoseeher.”

    helookedatherinathoughtful,nsideringway.

    ”youllbessaldin”besaid.

    ”yes.”

    ”idaresayyouhelpjustaserope.”

    ”rope”saidryinlivelyazent.

    ”yes,rope.eofrope”

    afteranhadvolunteeredanyexplanatiohaveresisted.butandreplyidazed,leadingsearchofrope.

    ”kindofrope”shehadasked.

    andhehadreplied:”anyropewilldo.”

    shesaiddoubtfully:”perhapsiingshed”

    ”shallhere”

    sheledtheacershookhishead.

    he,”saidryhesitatingly.”ay,thatghtbetheplace.”

    theydoor.cerstoodinthedoorent.

    ”thereitis,”hesaid.

    therepaheatenandielledrygentlyforeryissaldin.youllnoticethateverythingroundaboutisveredhdust.theresnodustonthisrope.justfeelit.”

    shesaid:”itfeelsslightlyda,”inasurprisedtone.

    ”justso.”

    hetuedtogooutagain.

    ”buttheropeithoughtyouaryinsurprise.

    ciled.

    ”ijustindloissaldinandtakingthekeyoutyes.idbeobligedifyoudhaosuperintebattleoriorleach.itintheirkeeping.”

    astheyadeanefforttorallyherself.

    sheprotestedastheyreachedtheinhall:”butreally,idontuand.”

    verychobligedtoyouforyouroperation.”

    whereuponheing.

    nevileandthospresentlyandthecararrivedbackshortlyafteraryaldinfoundherselfenvyingkayandtedforbeingabletolookquitech

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