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正文 第44节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    ”thenitesbaination.”

    kelseysighed.

    ”yes,”hesaid.”thatsountsto.forthefirstrder,itsafairlyopenfield.alstanybodyuldhavekilledssspriheexissjohnsonandsschadurdearroilesaissblakeissshaplandr.denisrathbone.”

    ”andssbulstrodeand”

    adariheiorandthechiefnstablelookedshocked.

    ”ssbulstrode,”saidtheiorseverely,”.”

    ”thatelinatesssbulstrodethen,”saidpravely.”andleavesus”

    ”teersofthedostiissrooiselleblanche.”

    ”andthepupils,ofurse.”

    kelseylookedstartled.

    ”surelyyoudontsuspectthe

    ”frankly,no.butobeexact.”

    kelseypaidnoattentioitude.heploddedon.

    ”ssroayear.shehasagoodrerd.her.”

    ”soe,then,todeiselleblaistherethatthejoueyends.”

    theree.

    ”theresnoevidence,”saidkelsey.”hercredentialsseeenuineenough.”

    ”theyobe,”saidpoirot.

    ”shesnooped,”saidada”butsnoopingisntevidenurder.”

    ”inute,”saidkelsey,”thereethingaboutakey.inourfirstintervieethingaboutthekeyofthepavilionfallingoutofthedoorandshepickeditupandfottoreplaceithitandspringerba.”

    ”hekey.”

    ”surely,”saidada”inthatcasesheentiohekeyioyou.”

    ”thatdoesntfolloighthavetalkedaboutthekeyinightthinkitbettertontionitinacasualfashion.”

    ”itisapointtobereered,”saidpoirot.

    ”itdoesnttakeusveryfar,”saidkelsey.

    helookedgloolyatpoirot.

    ”there,”saidpoirot,”thatis,ifihavebeeninfordrreother,iuand,regnizedsoonehereonthefirstdayoftersoohe,itlikelythatthatsooneoiselleblahepersonshereghenithinkeassurance.”

    ”easiersaidthandone,”saidkelsey.”sshesjusttakingloightbeanyofanatolia”

    ”itkesitdifficult,yes,”saidpoirot.

    ”plentyofniadeeasyforyouopandyousee,andinclusivefaressothatyouknolywhereyouare.”

    ”butrs.upjohn.”

    ”andii,hereantshechooses.hingonhouldholdher.”

    poirotshookhishead.

    ”shedothat.”

    ”youtbesure.”

    ”iaure.ifyouhavettedrder,youdonotaydraoiselleblan.”

    ”ihopeyht.”

    ”iaureiaight.ahepersons.upjohnsaesplete.”

    kelseysighed.

    ”ifthatsalltogoon...”

    ”thereareotherthings.ion,forinstance.”

    ”ion”

    ”itisveryvaluable,ion.soonerorlater,ifonehassothingtohide,onesaystooch.”

    ”givesoneselfaablesoundedskeptical.

    ”itisnotquitesosileasthat.oneisguardedaboutthethiryingtohide.butoftenonesaystooe”

    herosetohisfeet.

    ”exandofssbulstrodeifthereissoonehereandraw.”

    ”draw”

    ”draw.”

    ”,aspoirotanship,iwonder”

    ii

    ssbulstrodeanssquestionhoutevinganysurprise.

    ”sslaurieisourvisitingdraistress,”shesaidbriskly.”butsheisoday.doyouahoughtoachild.

    ”faces,”saidpoirot.

    ”ssrichisgoodatsketgpeople.shescleveratgettingalikeness.”

    ”thatisexactlyineed.”

    ssbulstrode,henotedionsastohisreasons.sherelylefttheroouedissrich.

    afterintrodus,poirotsaid:”yousketchpeoplequicklyhapencil”

    eileenriodded.

    ”ioftendo.forasent.”

    ”good.please,thehelatessspringer.”

    ”thatsdifficult.iknee.illtry.”

    shescreheodraidly.

    ”bien,”saidpoirot,takingitfroer.”andnooiselleblanche,ahegardenerada”

    eileenridoubtfully,theheresult,andnoddedappreciatively.

    ”yoodyouareverygood.sofeethingrediffiple,tossbulstrodeadifferenthairarra.getheshapeofhereyebrows.”

    eileenstaredathisthoughshethoughthead.

    ”no,”saidpoirot.”iaot

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