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正文 第10节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    helaughedsoftly.

    pilarsaid:”thathafrica”

    ”yes.agranduntry.”

    ”youhavebeenbackthere,yes”

    ”iarried.thate.”

    ”butbeforethatyouanyyears”

    ”yes.”

    ”tellaboutit.”

    hebegantotalk.pilar,shieldingherface,listened.

    hisvoicesloething.”

    hepulledhielf.

    ”there,lookatthese.feelthelettheunthroughyers.”

    helookedintohereandlaughed.

    ”doyouknoonds,child,diands.”

    pilarseyesopened.shesaidasshebentover:”buttheyarelittlepebbles,thatisall.”

    sionlaughed.

    ”theyareuncutdiands.thatishoheyarefoundlikethis.”

    pilaraskedincredulously:”andiftheyonds”

    ”certainly.”

    ”theywouldflashandsparkle”

    ”flashandsparkle.”

    pilarsaidchildishly:”ooo,iotbelieveit”

    heused.

    ”itsquitetrue.”

    ”theyarevaluable”

    ”fairlyvaluable.difficulttosaybeforetheyarecut.anyhislittlelotishseveralthousandsofpounds.”

    pilarsaidhaspacebethousandsofpounds”

    ”sayenthousandstheyrebiggishstones,yousee.”

    pilarasked,hereyesopening:”but,then”

    ”behere.”

    ”butallthatney”

    ”idoheney.”

    ”ohisee.”pilarlookediressed.

    shesaid:”butddebeautiful”

    ”be,thefeelofthehroughfingers...itallesbaelloftheveldt,theoxenoldeballtheboystheevenings...”

    theretaponthedoor.

    sionsaid:”puteathesafeandbangitto.”

    thenhecalled:”ein.”

    horbury,softanddeferential.

    hesaid:”teaisreadydoairs.”

    iii

    hildasaid:”sothereyouare,david.ivebeenlookingforyouevery,itsshtfullyld.”

    daviddidnotansinute.heeitsjustthesa.onlyfaded,ofurse.”

    alittlefroreasedhildasforehead.

    shesaid:”isee.doletseoutofhere,david.itsfrightfullyld.”

    davidtooknonotiostly.ireersittingonthatstooltheree.jackthegiantkillerthatusthavebeensixyearsoldthen.”

    hildaputafirandthroughhisar

    ”eba.”

    hetuedobediently,butshefeltalittleshiverghhi

    ”justthesa,”herred.”justthesa.asthoughtihadstoodstill.”

    hildalookedinedvoice:”iustbenearlyteati.”

    daviddisengagedhisarndopenedanotherdoor.

    ”thereusedtobeapianoinhere...oh,yes,hereitisisintune.”

    hesatdohelid,runninghishandslightlyoverthekeys.

    ”yes,itsevidentlykepttuned.”

    hebegantoplay.histouchelodyflounderhisfingers.

    hildaasked:”toknober.”

    hesaid:”ihaventplayeditforyears.sheusedtoplayit.oneofndelssohnssongshoutwords.”

    theselodyfilledtheroohildasaid:”playsozart,do.”

    davidshookhishead.hebegananotherndelssohn.

    thensuddenlyhebroughthishandsdoblingallover.

    hilda.

    shesaid:”daviddavid.”

    hesaid:”itsnothingitsnothing...”

    iv

    thebellpealedaggressively.tressilianrosefroisseatiryandsloandalongtothedoor.

    thebellpealedagain.tressilianfroan.

    tressilianpassedahandoverhisforehead.sothing.ithougheverythinge.

    surelythishadhappenedbefore.surely

    hedrehelatdopehedoor.

    thenthespellbroke.thenstandingtheresaid:”isthiseonleelives”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”idliketoseehiplease.”

    afainteeryaeeredfroheolddaysrleeinengland.

    tressilianshookhisheaddubiously.

    ”leeisaninvalid,sir.hedoesntseenypeoplenow.ifyou”

    thestraerrupted.hedreanenvelopeandhaothebutler.

    ”pleasegivethistolee.”

    ”yes,sir.”

    v

    sioooktheenvelope.hedreiled.

    ”byallthatswonderful”hesaid.

    thentothebutler:”shorfarruphere,tressilian.”

    ”yes,sir.”

    sionsaid:”iypartthereinkierley.noealong”

    tressilianreappeared.heannounced:”farr.”

    stephenfarrarkedthanusual:”lee”

    ”iladtoseeyou.soyoureebsboy”

    stephenfarrgrihersheepishly.

    hesaid:”firstvisittotheolduntry.fatheraletolookyouupifidide.”

    ”quiteright.”theoldnlookedround.”thisisgranddaughter,pilarestravados.”

    ”hourely.

    stephenfarrthoughtiration:”ollittledevil.shee,butitonlyshowedforaflash.”

    hesaid,ratherheavily:”ierypleasedtokeyouracquaintance,ssestravados.”

    ”thankyou,”saidpilar.

    sionleesaid:”sitdoeallaboutyourself.areyouinenglandf”

    ”oh,ishanthurryselfnohere”

    h

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