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正文 第23节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    s.priceridleythaogether.

    ”ah”shesaid,”iladsonotiplydisgraceful.”

    thereisnodoubtthatrderisdisgraelchetttoo,iuldsee.

    ”haveyouanylighttothroatter”heasked.

    ”thatsyourbusiness.itsthebusinessofthepolice.doesandtaxesfor,ishouldliketoknow”

    oisthatqueryisutteredinayear

    ”rs.priceridley,”saidthechiefnstable.

    ”butthenherehadntevenheardofittillitoldhiboutit”criedthelady.

    thenstable.

    ”ladybeenrungupoelephone,”hesaid.”aerofobselanguage,iuand.”

    ”ohisee.”thelonelsbroedoakeaplaint,didyou”

    lchettisaan.heknoiddleagedlady,thereisonlyohingtobedoolistentoher.hatshestosay,thereisacethatsheentoyou.

    s.priceridleysurgedintospeech.

    ”suedtosuindstheysay,andastotheclothestheywear”

    ”quite,”saidlonellchetthastily.”happely”

    s.priceridleytookbreathandstartedagain.

    ”iwasrungup”

    ”when”

    ”yesterdayafteooneveningtobeexaediatelyitacked,threatened”

    ”actuallywassaid”

    s.priceridleygotslightlypink.

    ”thatidecliostate.”

    ”obselanguage,”rredthenstableinarunativebass.

    ”elchett

    ”itdependsonyoucallbadlanguage.”

    ”uldyouuandit”iasked.

    ”ofurseiulduandit.”

    ”thenituldnthavebeenbadlanguage,”isaid.

    s.priesuspiciously.

    ”arefinedlady,”iexplained,”isnaturallyunacquaintedhbadlanguage.”

    ”itustadt,iessage.thentheerpersonbecaabusive.”

    ”abusive”

    ”stabusive.ied.”

    ”usedthreateninglanguage,eh”

    ”yes.iaotaccustodtobeingthreatened.”

    ”didtheythreatenyouage”

    ”ly.”

    ”ifraid,s.priustbereexplicit.iened”

    thiss.priceridleyseedsingularlyreluttoanswer.

    ”itreerexactly.itting.butrightattheend,thisthischlaughed.”

    ”ansvoiceoraans”

    ”itrs.priceridley,hdignity.”ilydescribeitasakindofpervertedvoiouliarvoice.”

    ”probablyapracticaljoke,”saidthelonelsoothingly.

    ”astighthavehadaheartattack.”

    ”eredefinitelyexactlyrs.priceridley”

    astrugglebeganins.pri.thedesireforretiphed.

    ”this,ofurse,her,”shebegan.

    ”ofursenot.”

    ”thiscreaturebeganbysayingihardlybriorepeatit”

    ”yes,yes,”saidlchettenuragingly.

    ”youareaoldan,lonelleyouvegooofar.stlandyardareafteryouforlibel.”

    ”naturally,youed,”saidlile.

    ”unlessyouholdyueinfuture,itoreenaeup,buttheysaidtheydidntknopathetic.”

    ”quite,”isaid.

    ”ifeltquitefaint,”ntinueds.priostoutofskin.thatwillshowyou.”

    ”ashotintheorslackalertly.

    ”inexelikeasongin.”

    ”shog,”saidlchett.”shog.allverytryingforyou.asoundedveryloud,yousayasthoughithand”

    ”thatplythestateofnerves.”

    ”ofurse.ofurse.aohelpusintragthetelephonecall,youknow.”

    ”abouthalfpastsix.”

    ”youtgiveitusreexactlythanthat”

    ”yntelpieyearandfoundithadstopped.soithought:entorthen,ofurse,thetelephonebellrang,andifotallaboutit.”shepausedbreathless.

    ”elchett.”rs.priceridley.”

    ”justthinkofitasasillyjoke,anddontrs.priceridley,”isaid.

    shelookedatldly.evidentlytheiofthepoundillrankled.

    ”verystrahingshavebeenhappeninginthisvillagelately,”shesaid,addressingherselftolanperhapsishallbethe”

    andonthatshetookherdeparture,shakingherheadinouslanelchetttteredunderhisbreath:”nosuchluck.”thenhisfacegreiorslack.

    thathynoddedhisheadslowly.

    ”thisaboutsettlesit,sir.thatsthreepeopler.reddingshasdelaye

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