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正文 第19节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twnkido.youanthatifathingrendsyouofsothingelseekindofthing.”

    ”exactly.”

    ”andurderoflonelprotheroerendyouof”

    ssrplesighed.

    ”thatisjustthediffiind.forinstanerhouseid,justthinkofitandfivechildrenactuallyfivechildrenaterribleshocktohiser.”

    itriedhardtovisualiselonelprotheroeintheroleofsecretsinnerandfailed.

    ”ahereostirudentlyinafrilledblouseaothelaundry.andtheaneansathief.shesilyhiditinanotheranshouseandtoldthepolianinit,ofurse.therealwaysis.”

    thistiifailedtoseeanyparallel,hoote.

    ”ahereoneyforthee,vianythingstoony.itsveryhardtoarriveatthetruth.”

    ”ie,”isaid,”hesevensuspects”

    ”thesevensuspects”

    ”yousaidyouuldthinkofsevenpeopleheroesdeath.”

    ”didiyes,ireeridid.”

    ”hattrue”

    ”ohes.youquiteeasilyyourself.iaure.”

    ”indeedioneyohersdeath.butitisabsurdtothinkofherinsue,andoutsideherithinkofnobody.”

    ”andyou,dear”saidssrple,tuingtogriselda.

    rathertosurprisegriseldalouredup.sothingveryliketearsstartedintohereyes.sheallhands.

    ”oh”shecriedindignantly.”peoplearehatefulhateful.thethingstheysaythebeastlythingstheysay...”

    ilookedatheryglanile.

    ”dontlookatasthoughienyoudidntuand,lendosgetheatedandthepoint.idontbelievethatitustbesoclueorotherthatwouldhelpus.”

    ”thereisthenote,ofurse,”saidssrple.”youeersayingthisingthatthatstruckasexceedinglypeculiar.”

    ”itseetofixthetiofhisdeatharkablears.protheroeetoreaeafeasiblesolution.”

    ”ihaveanotheridea,”saidgriselda.”suppose,len,thattheethinghoe”

    ”ithaderedeerparingityatter.”

    ”issrple”askedgriselda.

    ”dear,ihatpointofvieeassothefirst,isthesubjecttterofthatletter.”

    ”ido,”isaid.lonelprotheroerelyethatheuldntanylonger”

    ”attinutespastsix”saidssrple.”yourid,ry,hadalreadytoldhihatyoubeintillhalfpastsixattheearliest,andhehadappearedtobequiteountilthen.aypastsixhesitsdoanylonger.”

    istaredattheoldlady,feelingaalposhadseenoperceive.ithingaveryoddthing.

    ”ifonly,”isaid,”theletterhaded”

    ssrplenoddedherhead.

    ”exactly,”shesaid.”ifithaded”

    idback,tryingtorecallthatsheetofnotepaperandtheblurredscrathetopthatlyprinted6.20.surelythesefiguresscaletotherestoftheletter.igaveagasp.

    ”supposing,”isaid,”itpatientandsatdoeonethroughthewindow”

    ”hthedoor,”suggestedgriselda.

    ”hedhearthedoorandlookup.”

    ”lonelprotheroeeer,”saidssrple.

    ”yes,thatstrue.heurderer.theohiheput6.20atthetopoftheletteraeredtheclockto6.22.it,orsohehink,aperfectalibi.”

    ”andeonee.”

    ”itofti.isupposeoneuldperhapsshiftitto6.35frohereasoningsclearthatprotheroepatientbefore6.30.ithinktywell.”

    ”thenthatshotiheardyes,isupposeitisquitepossible.andithoughtnothingaboutitnothingatall.stvexing.a,notothatittheusualsortofshotonehears.yes,theree.”

    ”louder”isuggested.

    no,ssrpledidntthinkithadbeenlouder.infact,shefoundithardtosayinhadbeendifferent,butshestillinsistedthatitwas.

    ithoughtsheeeringit,butshehadjustntributedsuchavaluablehatifelthighlyrespectfultowardsher.

    sherthatshestreallygetbaptingjusttorunoveranddiscussthecasehdeargriselda.iesrtedhertotheboundaryhebackgateauedtofindgriseldahought.

    ”stillpuzzlihatnote”iasked.

    ”no.”

    shegaveasuddenshiverandshookhershouldersia

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