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正文 第16节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    ”ighthavebeenncealederuponherperson.”

    ssrpledirectedaglanceofsorro.

    ”dearlonell.shehadntsochasahandkerchiefiopofherstog.

    lchettinate.

    ”youstadtthatitallfitsin,”hesaid.”theti,theovertuedclockpointingto6.22”

    ssrpletuedon.

    ”doyouanyouhaventtoldhiboutthatclockyet”

    ”ent”

    itoldhiheshoe.

    ”hdidntyoutellslackthislastnight”

    ”because,”isaid,”hee.”

    ”nonsense,yououghttohaveinsisted.”

    ”probably,”isaid,”inspee.ihadhlyceofinsisting.”

    ”itsaraordinarybusinessaltogether,”saidlstohavedohisrder,ishallgointoalunaticasylu”

    ”ifightbeallourredssrple.

    ”well”

    ”ifyouighteatellyouthetruth.ahishelpful,thoughidaresaytheydontknouchtheelves,poorthings.”

    ”itsallveryotivefahprotheroe.”

    ”oh,ielchett,”saidssrple.

    ”hinkofanyoneelse”

    ”ohyes,indeed.eders,”oightbeverygladtohavelonelprotheroeoutoftheway.”

    thelonellookedatherfeebly.

    ”sevenpeopleinst.ryad”

    ssrplenoddedbrightly.

    ”ndyouinanonas,”shesaid.”thatafraidtheresalotofelchett.”

    ithoughtthechiefnstableohaveapoplexy.

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    hisrerksonthesubjeissrpleasplintary.

    ”ireallybelievethataidthinkssheknohingthereistoknoofthisvillageallherlife.preposterous.sheknowoflife”

    isaidldlythatthoughdoubtlessssrpleknearyad.

    lchettadttedthatgrudgingly.shes.protheroespointofview.

    ”isupposetheresnodoubtaboutshesays,eh”

    ”ifssrplesaysshehadnopistolissrpleoitlikeaknife.”

    ”thatstrueenough.tergoandhavealookatthestudio.”

    thesoelchettannouncedhisiionofvisitingthevicaragehtheior.

    ”ioingtothepolicestationnow.”

    asiehroughthefrontdoorarrofvoicescaughtear.iopehedradoor.

    onthesofabesidegriselda,nversinganitedly,satssgladyscraherlegs,icularlyshinypinkstogs,unityofthatsheripedsilkknickers.

    ”hullo,len,”saidgriselda.

    ”gooding,.t,”saidsscra”isntthenean.”

    ”ssber.”

    ididreer,aone,ofortheexgiakenplaceatthevicarage.

    ”ient,”,”youuldhavestruustadtnotsothekind,sohourdered.”

    andso,”saidgriselda,”sscraaroundtofindoutallaboutit.”

    ifearedthisplainspeakingghtoffendthelady,butsherelyflungherheadbadlaugheduproariously,shooothshepossessed.

    ”thatstoobad.youreasharpone,arentyou,s.yjobisntaverygoodone,anineveryent,hereintheplacetotalktoexceptalotofoldcats”

    ”theresletticeprotheroe,”isaid.

    gladyscraossedherhead.

    ”shestoohighandghtyforthelikesof.fanciesherselftheunty,andeanherselfbynotigagirlployher,ishouldliketoknoannequins,alldressedupandsidlingabout.sheulddothat,iexpect.”

    ”shedkeaverygoodnnequin,”saidgriselda.”shesgotsuchalovelyfigure.”theresnothingofthecataboutgriselda.”whenalkingofeaingherownliving”

    sscraeedntarilydisfited,butreveredherselfhherusualaress.

    ”thate,ifancy.catchlivingathoother.iinute.”

    ”ahbutyouresohighspiritedandindepe,”saidgriseldagravely,andilookedatherhsuspi.

    sscraearlypleased.

    ”thatsright.thatsallover.isttoldthatnotsoverylongago.no.iotoositdoadeitusthaveregulartisoff.thesestifitlehinkagir

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