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正文 第75節 文 / [美]Nien Cheng/鄭念

    栗子網  www.lizi.tw台灣小說網  www.192.tw台灣小說網  www.192.twheonlythingihaddohatuldbensideredunusualyfeebecauseihadsaidshethoughtbutuldnotsaybecauseofherpositionasaprisonguard

    persoionshadalportanttotheunistsnistleaderfellfroraaoists,therestexistintheno.1detentionhouseanuerofheti.ifdefendingliushaoqiebettertreatntandrehuneion,itproveustbeprirynysenseofjusticeraged.

    heafteooerrogatortoaosportrait.iboedthefolloetoread:“allreaariesarepapertigers.superficiallythereaarycliquelooksstrong,butinactualitythereaarycliquedoesnothavegreatstrength.”

    afterihadfiheinterrogatorsaid,“youygoonstanderhebritishspyanization.”

    “husbandneverjoinedanyspyanization.shellisaionaloilpanyofgoodrepute,”isaid.

    “itsshanghaioffi.”

    “it.”

    theinterrogatortookastauheunterandstartedtoreadinsilehingaboutthatshockedhiikbeaboutastrologyforallikneedablankexpressionandquietlyedfortheinterrogatortospeakagain.

    afteraeersofyourstaffarereenlightehanyouare.theykheirnfessions.theos,includingyourexchiefatant,giveveryiiailsofthespyactivitiesofyouroffice.”

    “allright,then.sinakeafalsenfession”isaid.

    “eaustspeakforhielf.”

    “ifyouetospeak,i.ithasnothingtodoentalloylatehusbandandselfpressionbytheofficialsentenuragedshelltointainanoffishanghai.”

    “exaunistpartytriedtoshieldafnspyanization.itsobvious,”theinterrogatorsaid.

    “iadviseyoutobeainina.”

    entionittioretainitsheadoffiusthavebeeerzhoueoutaiheprinister.

    “shellisaltinationalrporation.assu,itistheofostantinistaionary.itshouldneverhavebeenalloaininaafterliberation,”theinterrogatorsaid.

    “idontagreeelyaininbargoagainstyreadingongtheeneesasaivetactifclassstruggle,”isaid.

    theyounganotaughtustobeselfreliant.panies.”

    “reatleaderchairnosaid,refusefnaid,butfriendlysources.”

    “youafriendlysource,”theinterrogatorsaid.

    “foryearsshelldidnottradeaintainanoffientthanthat”

    “youittedanyothercri,todayisenoughforustopasssentenyou,”saidtheinterrogator.

    “everythingihavesaidisthetruth.everythingyouhavesaidisjustaginatioyouaresupposedtobeanenlightenedrevolutionaryrepresentingthepeoplesgoventaparty,andierelyaba.”

    angeredbyrerk,theinterrogatedthetableagain.“youarefettingyourselfthisistheinterrogationroofthedictatorshipoftheproletariat”

    “standupstandupreinstandingyoustbepunishedforshoptforthedictatorshipoftheproletariat,”theyoungedly.

    istoodup.

    “giveanastanhebritishspyanization,”theinterrogatorsaid.

    “ifyouputitlikethat,isilyotansweryou.”

    “youareveryperialiststrainedyoutheyyoudonotncedeasinglepoint,”saidtheinterrogator.

    theoldatterofspyanizationasideforthetibeing.”

    “exaaotaughtusalso.hesaid,.

    theinterrogatedthetableagainandshouted,“didperti.yous

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