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正文 第47节 文 / [美]Nien Cheng/郑念

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    interrogation

    theingdaatestotaketheirsheetsofftheirbedsforlaundering,aroutihattookplaonthonasunnyday.extraldatessoakedtheirsheetsinit,rubbedsoapoofthesllgirls,inthelaundryroo

    hecelldoor,threeout”

    “ioinglaundry,”isaid.

    “due.eout,justeout.”

    thefeleguardondutyalsocatothedoor.shesaid,“youdoyour

    laundrylater.noustgoforinterrogation.”

    interrogationatlastitseediefacetofatagonist.ihurriedlyyhandsonadrytowel.

    “hurryupbringyourbookofaleguardsaidiatiently.

    ifollooutoftheeintoabuildingpastalargeenttothoseenttothoseainstubbo.reeritoriousservice.”

    heartpalpitatedent;footstepsyustbeatrainednanione.

    severalguardsallrooesidetheentransrangedoherside.stofthedoorsuffledsoundofvoisoofthetheguardstoppedinfrontofoheroo,threhedoor,andshouted,“goin”

    theroollyaoistuniforninaexceptseniorofficials,ethroughtheentfloorp,andtheerandchairhadbeenrubbedintoarallray.

    afterieherooohensaid,“readtheteaanofroourbookofquotations.”thequotationheseleyho.

    “iesiesain.ustletheseenees.”ireadthequotationinafiroisciousofthefactthattheteneclosely.itriednottoshoitbeinterpretedasasignofguilt.

    “sitdoansaid,pointingtotheprisonerschair.

    asituedtositdoallyeoherridor.

    isatdoenbehier.theyhadthepalefaenanyarrival,theseteetheirrathershabbyappearanontonofoffiedtheoneehesecretary.

    afteriyshoulderattheslleandgaveabarelyperedinitialperentoveredforant.itseedtheinterrogatorediaryandiyrealantagonistafterall.hoanesounjustlyandhavehisfeaturesyry,obefotten

    inaloostbored,theinterrogatoraskednaandotherpersonalpartily,“doyouknothisplaceis”

    “isupposeitssosortofprisonornp,sinceeverybodyislockedup.”

    “youarequiteright.thisisthenueroionhouse,aprisonforpolitiittedentarelockedupandiigated.”

    “inthatly.

    heyrerkbutly,“youareloittedaent.”

    “theresthavebeensostake,”isaid.

    “thepeoplesgovekestakes.”

    “youarenotanirresponsibleredguard.yoventrepresentative.youtkeionslikethat.”

    “itsnotaion.”

    “youeevidenprisonnt.

    “ofurseelessly.

    “produceit,then,”isaidsarcastically,callinghisbluff.“errogationjustproducetheevidendpunishtheculprit”

    “youstnotuethesses.theredguardsandtherevolutioakesorttedcrisarekingnfessionsandprovidingdenunciationsofothers.theyentbynfessingandtoreceivereinatingothers.”

    “idontbelieveyouuldpossiblyhave

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