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正文 第9节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    ”buthedidntselfwellhid.”

    poirotkepttheionalballrollingsolittletiloedesover,heterheintervieisedsu

    ”ratheradearfivepoundsarkoreireet.

    ”sofar,yes.”

    ”youthinkshekhaold”

    ”friend,easureiure,hoaybeuseful.itisforthefuturethatihaveiedthatsuffivepounds.”

    ididnotquiteuandthepoint,butatthisntoilen.

    chapter7

    .partridgeand.riddell

    ileny.hehad,igathered,speetogetapletelistofpersoeriobacshop.

    ”andnobodyhasseenanyone”poirotinquired.

    ”oh,yes,theyhave.threetallnenoustaaskednhrevolversheyit”

    poirotsledsyathetically.

    ”doesanybodyanascher”

    ”no,theydont.andthatsanotherpointinhisfavour.ivejusttoldthee.”

    poirotsaidgravely:

    ”iagreehyou.”

    theiorsaid:

    ”youknoonsieurpoirot,itsanastybusinessanastybusiness...idontlikeit...”

    oreintervieuingtolondon.

    thefirstespartridge..partridgeadeapurchasefroerat5:30.

    .partridgeall,sparen,abankallhouseasandtrishielf.

    ”.erpoirot,”hesaid,glan.”frolenr.poirot”

    ”iuand,.partridge,thatyours.ascheralive.”

    .partridgeplacedhisfiipstogetherandlookedatpoirotasthoughhefulcheque.

    ”thatisaverydebatablepoint,.poirot,”hesaid.”nypeopleyhavedepurrs.ascherafterididso.”

    ”ifso,theyhavenoteforosayso.”

    .partridgeughed.

    ”sopeople,.poirot,havenosenseofpublicduty.”

    helookedatushhisspectacles.

    ”exceedinglytrue,”rredpoirot.”you,iuand,tothepoliceofyourord”

    ”ystatentghtbehelpfulandcafly.”

    ”averyproperspirit,”saidpoirotsolely.”perhapsyoue.”

    ”byallans.iuingtothishouseandat5:30precisely”

    ”pardon,hoesoaccurately”

    .partridgelookedalittleabeinginterrupted.

    ”theed.ilookedatinuteslors.aschersshop.”

    ”akingpurchasesthere”

    ”fairlyfrequently.itye.aboutoild.”

    ”didyouknostancesorherhistory”

    ”nothingypurchaseandanoccasionalrefereothestateoftheher,ihadneverspokentoher.”

    ”didyouknohehabitofthreateningherlife”

    ”no,iknehingeverabouther.”

    ”youkne,hohingaboutherappeararikeyouasunusualyesterdayeveningdidsheappearflurriedorputoutinanyway”

    .partridgensidered.

    ”asfarasinoticed,sheseedexactlyasusual,”hesaid.

    poirotrose.

    ”thankyou,.partridge,foraraintolondon.”

    ”ontheshelfjustbehindyou,”said.partridge.

    ontheshelfiioockexgeyearbook,kellysdirectory,aory.

    poirottookdor.partridgeandtookhisleave.

    ouextinterviepanintofther.riddellsobviouslynervousself.

    hesygiantofanallsuspiciouseyes.heeatpie,ofhiscup.

    ”toldallivegottotellonce,haventi”hegroe,anytotheblarstedpolice,iave,andnotospititalloutagaintoaupleofblarstedfners.”

    paveaquickasedglandireandthensaid:

    ”intruthisyathizehyou,buturder,isitnotoobevery,verycareful.”

    ”besttellthegentlenannervously.

    ”youshutyourblarsteduth,”roaredthegiant.

    ”youdidnot,ithink,gotothepoliceofyouroarkily.

    ”hehellshouldiitine.”

    ”atterofopinion,”saidpoirotindifferently.”therehasbeehepoliceyselfthinkitorenaturalifyouhadeforward.”

    ”ivegoteforyoe”

    ”butasiteasthatofapersoogointos.aschersandtheyhadtoetoyou.heysatisfiedhyourat”

    ”andedberttrutly.

    poirotrelyshruggedhisshoulders.

    ”isteobodysgotanythingagainsteveryoneknoheoldgirlin,thatbeastofahusban

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