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正文 第19节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    lydiasaid:”brotherinlaberofyears.ityhusbandshouldhavethingstotalkover.”

    ”ahisee.ithat.”

    sheshothiquickglahentuedhereyesaway.

    johnsonsaid:”s”

    ”ireallyidontknoefroifferentdireafraidididntnoticeied.thatterriblecry...”

    loneljohnsonpassedquicklytoanothersubject.

    ”thankyou,lee.noevaluablediandsinhispossession.”

    alfredlookedrathersurprised.

    ”yes,”hesaid.”thatisso.”

    ””

    ”inthesafeinhisroo”

    ”atall”

    ”theyondsthatis,uncutstones.”

    ”there”

    ”itofhis.theyfroouthafrica.heneverhadtheut.hejustlikedkeepingthenhispossession.asisay,itofhis.”

    ”isee,”saidthechiefnstable.froistouchvalue”

    ”fatherestitedtheirvalueatabouttenthousandpounds.”

    ”infact,theyones”

    ”yes.”

    ”itseeasafe.”

    lydiainterposed.

    ”fatherinlaean.hisideaspleasuretohahosestones.”

    ”theyre,”saidpoirot.

    shegavehiquickappreciativelook.

    ”yes,”shesaid.”ithinktheydid.”

    ”heyinsured”askedthechiefnstable.

    ”ithinknot.”

    johnsonleanedforrlee,thatthosestoneshadbeenstolen”

    ”.

    ”yourfathersaidnothingtoyouoftheirdisappearance”

    ”notaword.”

    ”youdidnotkno”

    ”ihadntthefaiideaofsuchathing”

    thechiefnstabletransferredhisgaze.

    ”rslee”

    lydiashookherhead.

    ”iheardnothingaboutit.”

    ”asfarasyoukonesillinthesafe”

    ”yes.”

    shehesitatedandthenasked:”isthathesakeofthosestones”

    loneljohnsonsaid:”thatisofindout”

    herslee,heft”

    sheshookherhead.

    ”no,indeed.iauretheservantsareallho.inanyyfatherinla.henevercadoairs.”

    ””

    ”horbury.hedethebedanddusted.thesendhouseidoing,.”

    poirotsaid:”sohorburyhepersoopportunity”

    ”yes.”

    ”doyouthinkthatitonds,then”

    ”itispossible.isuppose...hehadthebestopportunity.ohidontknotothink.”

    loneljohnsonsaid:”yourhusbandhasgivenushisarsleeseeyourfatherinlaw”

    ”hisafteoonbeforetea.thateisa.”

    ”youdidnotseehiatertobidhioodnight”

    ”no.”

    poirotsaid:”doyouusuallygoandsaygoodnighttohi

    lydiasaidsharply:”no.”

    thechiefnstableetookplace”

    ”inthedra.”

    ”youheardthehestruggle”

    ”ithinkiheardsothingheavyfall.ofursefatherinlaisoverthediningroonotthedra,soishouldnthearsoch.”

    ”butyouheardthecry”

    lydiashuddered.

    ”yes,iheardthat...itethingdreadfulhadhappened.ihurriedoutandfolloyhusbandandharryupthestairs.”

    ”e”

    lydiafrowned.

    ”reallyi,playingndelssohn.ithinkhildahadgoojoinhi”

    ”ahertwoladies”

    lydiasaidsloeerebackoot.idontknoherepilarwas.”

    poirotsaidgently:”infaayhavebeenquitealohedra”

    ”yesyesasatteroffact,ibelieveiwas.”

    loneljohnsonsaid:”aboutthesediands.akequitesureaboutthedoyouknobinationofyourfatherssafe,leeiseeitisofasooldfashiote.”

    ”youallnotebookhecarriedinthepocketofhisdressinggown.”

    ”good.bersofthehousepartyfirst.theladiesytogettobed.”

    lydiastoodup.

    ”e,alfred.”shetuedtothe”shalliseoyou”

    ”onebyone,ifyouind,slee.”

    ”certainly.”

    shevedtohedoor.alfredfollowedher.

    suddenly,atthelastnt,heswunground.

    ”ofurse,”hesaid.hecaquicklybacktopoirot.”youareherculepoirotidontknoyshavebeen.ishouldhaverealisedatonce.”

    hespokequickly,inaloedvoice.

    ”itsanabsolutegodsendyourbeinghereyoustfindoutthetruth,poirot.sparenoexpenseieonekilledostbrutalityyoustfindout,poirot.fatherhasgottobeavenged.”

    poirotanspreparedtodoutsttoassistloneljohnsonandsuperintesugden.”

    alfredleesaid:”ie.fatherhasgottobeavenged.”

    hebegantotreleviolently.lydiahadeback.sheahroughhers.

    ”e,alfred,”shesaid.”ustgettheothers.”

    hereyestpoirots.theyhatkepttheiros.theydidnotwaver.

    poirotsaidsoftly:”whoan”

    sheinterruptedhi”stopdontsaythat”

    poirotrred:”yousaidit,da.”

    shebreathedsoftly:”iknoeer...itwassohorrible.”

    thenshe,herhusbandbesideher.

    ix

    geeleena.

    ”aterriblebusiness,”hesaid,shakinghishead.”aterrible,terriblebusiness.iusterh

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