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正文 第28节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    ”youreallythinkthatslikely”

    ”art,edoatthatfunnytiofdayailsapunishableoffeayhaveaveryiortantbearingontheeguiltysecretinhislifesothingdisgracefulafielditopensup.”

    isupposeitdid.

    ”ivebeentryingtogetthebutlertotalk.heghthaveoverheardsooftheiois.buthes,beingangryathishaviherilerretortedbygivingnotice.sayshedidntliketheplayeti.”

    ”really.”

    ”sothatgivesusanotherpersonthelonel.”

    ”youdontseriouslysuspecttheheway”

    ”hisnasreeves,andidontsayidosuspecthiisayis,youneverknoannerofhis.”

    ianner.

    ”ioingtoquestionthechauffeuow.”

    ”perhaps,then,”isaid,”youllgivealiftinyourcar.irs.protheroe.”

    ”about”

    ”thefuneralarras.”

    ”oh”iorslackorrourday.”

    ”justso.thefuneraluesday.”

    iobealittleashadofhielfforhisbrusqueness.heheldoutanolivebrantheshapeofaninvitationtobepresentattheintervieanning.

    nnihantyfiveorsixyearsofage.heobeaheior.

    ”noylad,”saidslayou.”

    ”yes,sir,”staeredthechauffeur.”certainly,sir.”

    ifhehadttedtherderhielfheuldnothavebeenrealard.

    ”youtookyourstertothevillageyesterday”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”ehat”

    ”fivethirty.”

    ”s.protheroetoo”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”yhttothevillage”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”youdidntstopanyheway”

    ”no,sir.”

    ”didyoudothere”

    ”thelooutandtoldhee.s.protheroehadsoshoppingtodo.theparcelse.”

    ”leavihevillage”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”ehat”

    ”aquarterpastsix,sir.aquarterpastexactly.”

    ”wheredidyouleaveher”

    ”bythechurch,sir.”

    ”hadtheloioallwherehewasgoing”

    ”hesaidsothingabouthavingtoseethevet...sothingtodohohehorses.”

    ”isee.andyoudrovestraightbackhere”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”therearetraooldhall,bythesouthlodgeandbythenorthlodge.itakeitthatgoingtothevillageyouhesouthlodge”

    ”yes,sir,always.”

    ”andyoucabackthesaway”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”hithinkthatsall.ahheresssprotheroe.”

    letticedriftedtowardsus.

    ”ie,willyou”

    ”verygood,ss.”

    hetoerandliftedthebon.

    ”justanute,ssprotheroe,”saidslaoveerdayafteoon.nooffe.”

    letticestaredathi

    ”ineverknoeofanything,”shesaid.

    ”iuandyououtsoonafterluerday”

    shenodded.

    ”o,please”

    ”toplaytennis.”

    ”whoh”

    ”thehartleynapiers.”

    ”atha

    ”yes.”

    ”andyouretued”

    ”idontknoellyouineverkhings.”

    ”youretued,”isaid,”aboutseventhirty.”

    ”thatsright,”saidlettiozzle.annehavingfitsandgriseldasuppher.”

    ”thankyou,ss,”saidtheior.”thatsallitoknow.”

    ”hossouing.”

    shevedtohefiat.

    theinspeanner.

    ”abiting”hesuggested.

    ”notintheleast,”isaid.”butshelikestobethoughtso.”

    ”aidsnow.”

    oneirehisenergy.

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    ”theeotdisturbher.”

    ”perhapsifyouuchatlun.”

    heshoeintothedra,sgoriclightssiheblindsweredown.

    ”averysadbusinessallthis,”isaid.

    ”yes,sir.”hisvoiceful.

    ilookedathieanour.askofthegoodservant.

    ”isthereanythingre,sir”

    herejustahintofaobegonebehindthatrrectexpression.

    ”theresnothingre,”isaid.

    ihadaveryshorttitoeto.tledafeentsandthen:

    ”ed.

    ”haydockisthebestfellowiknow.”

    ”hehasbeenazinglykindto.buthelooksverysad,doesnthe”

    ithadneveroynd.

    ”idontthinkiveeveoticedit,”isaidatlast.

    ”ineverhave,untiltoday.”

    ”ois,”isaid.

    ”thatsverytrue.”shepausedandthensaid:

    ”.akeout.ifhusbanddiatelyafterilefthihothatididheshot”

    ”theyhavereasontobelievethattheshoter.”

    ”butthe6.20oe”

    ”urderers.”

    hercheekpaled.

    ”howhorrible”

    ”itdidntstrikeyouthatthedateinhishanding”

    ”lookedlikehishanding.”

    thereetruthinthisobservation.iteillegiblescrasopreciseasprotheroesingusuallywas.

    ”youaresuretheydontstillsuspectlae”

    ”ithinkheisdefinitelyc

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