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正文 第22节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twstprobableexplanation,”saidssbulstrode.”butitdoesntexplainthefaurder,doesitgirlsinsabeetingseeveryuohaveapistoleither.”

    kelseyagreed.”hedhavehadaflieetan”

    sschadissspringer.”

    ”idonota,”saidtheinspesuggestingthattherdereoeordersssprihattheyarraoetherhereandshother.”

    chapter9

    gthepigeons

    letterfroeother:

    deary,

    urderlastnight.sssprihegyistress.ithappeheddleofthenightandthepolicedthisingtheyreaskingeverybodyquestions.

    sschadoldusnottotalktoanybodyaboutitbutithoughtyoudliketoknow.

    hlove,

    jennifer

    ii

    adoentofsuffieritthepersonalattentionoftheaneuvers,verylittlehadappearedabouttheeventinthepapers.agasstresshadbeenfounddeadinthesnasiushehadbeenshot,iofthenotiostapologeti,asthoughitesstresstogetherselfshotinsuchcirces.

    annshaplandhadabusydaytakiellingherpupilstokeepquietabouttheevent.sheknee.reorlessluridreportsatthesati.

    laterthatafteooinntopursuetheirinquiriesquietlyandhoutinterference.

    ”ierysorryaboutthis,ssbulstrode,verysorryindeed,”saidthechiefnstable.”isupposeitshingforyou.”

    ”rdersabadthingforanysissbulstrode.”itsnogoodds.allidohopeisthatthetterlearedupquickly.”

    ”dontseeshouldnt,eh”saidstone.helookedatkelsey.

    kelseysaid,”ityhelpherbackground.”

    ”dyoureallythinkso”askedssbulstrodedrily.

    ”sobodyyhavehaditinforher,”kelseysuggested.

    ssbulstrodedidnotreply.

    ”youthinkitstieduphthisplace”askedthechiefnstable.

    ”inspeissbulstrode.”hesonlytryingtosavefeelings,ithink.”

    ”ithinkitdoestieupesofflikealltheotherersofthestaff.sheuldhavearraingnasiuereintheddleofthenight”

    ”youhavenoobjeadeofthesises,ssbulstrode”askedthechiefnstable.

    ”all.yourelookingforthepistolorrevolveroreveritis,isuppose”

    ”yes.itallpistolnke.”

    ”fn,”saidssbulstrodethoughtfully.

    ”toyourknoafforanyofthepupilshavesuchathingasapistolintheirpossession”

    ”yknofairlyaysay,havearousednsiderablent.butplease,inspeenhavebeenseargthegroundstoday.”

    theioodded.”yes.”

    heeersofyourstaff.oheroftheayhaveheardsorerkdebysssprihatayhaveobservedsooddityofbehaviouronherpart.”hepaused,thehingghtapplytothepupils.”

    ssbulstrodesaid:”ihadfordtheplanofkingashortaddresstothegirlsthiseveningafterprayers.ihasanyknoightpossiblybearuponssspringersdeaththattheyshouldeandtellofit.”

    ”verysoundidea,”saidthechiefnstable.

    ”butyoustreerthis,”saidssbulstrode,”oherofthegirlsyakeherselfiortantbyexaggeratingsoin.”

    ”iveeacrossit,”saidiorkelsey.”noealistofyourstaff,alsotheservants.”

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    ”ivelookedthroughallthelockersoutinthepavilion,sir.”

    ”andyoudidntfindanything”saidkelsey.

    ”no,sir,nothingofiortan,butnothinginourline.”

    ”heey”

    ”no,sir,theyked.”

    kelseylookedroundthebarefloorthoughtfully.thetennisracquetsandlacrossestickshadbeenreplatheirstands.

    ”oh,goinguptothehousenoohaveatalkhthestaff.”

    ”youdontthinkitwasaninsidejob,sir”

    ”ituldhavebeen,”saidkelsey.”nobodysgotanalibiex,ispringerhere,oruldhavefollootivethatsdiffiethinggoingotobeanytive.”

    hesteppedoutofthepavilionanddehisothehouse.althoughithegardener

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