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正文 第34节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    ”closeshavethat,”heobserved.”ent”

    igavehiheverdict.

    ”ohsothatshappened.iratherthoughtthatheverdieoffto”

    irepeatede.

    ”luissthetrain.notthatyoueverk,itsaberiturderbeurderputitoutofheadyes,lastthursday.ihadbeeingofthepharind.butifthetraigetintilltebeforehalfpast.isayis,the6.50”

    ”quiteso,”isaid,andthenologueibrokeaethingtosaytolaisaheothersideoftheroad.

    chapterxix

    ”verygladtohavetyou,”saidlaetoplace.”

    uedinatthelittlerusticgate,hispocketandieditinthelock.

    ”youkeepthedoorloow,”iobserved.

    ”yes.”helaughedratherbitterly.”ueansthattherderer,usthaveactuallybeeninthishouseperhapsevenhadadrinke.”

    ”notneeadprobablyknolyoothbrushandkindoftoothpowderyouuse.”

    ”but”

    ”idontknoitopifion.”

    ”theystbeveryhardupfoews.”

    ”theyare.nothiingeverhappenshere.”

    ”hasnohavengeance.”

    iagreed.

    ”andallthesethingsanyandthingslikethat”

    ”probablyolds.archer.”

    ”thatoldeshespracticallyahalfakeout.”

    ”thatsrelytheaskofstupidity.youllprobablyfindthattheoldladyhasallhersverycertainnoiddaythursday.adehersopositiveallofasudden”

    ”ihaventtheleastidea.”

    ”doyouthinkshesright”

    ”thereagainihaventtheleastidea.idontgoroundtakingaoryofpossessionseveryday.”

    ilookedroundtheslllivingrooeveryshelfandtableiscellaneousarticles.laidstofanartisticdisarraythatad.

    ”itsabitofajobfindingthingssotis,”hesaid,glance.”oherhand,everythingishandynottuckedaway.”

    ”nothingistuckedaightperhapshavebeeerifthepistolhadbeen.”

    ”doyoukhingofthesort.ronersaresuchasses.iexpectedtobesuredorevertheycallit.”

    ”bytheloaded”

    laeshookhishead.

    ”iotquitesocarelessasthat.itthereridgesbesideit.”

    ”itbersabadbeenfired.”

    laenodded.

    ”andurdererisdisveredishallbesuspeetothedayofdeath.”

    ”dontsaythat,boy.”

    ”butidosayit.”

    hebeselfatlastandsaid:

    ”butlettellyouhoissrpleknohingortwo.”

    ”sheis,ibelieve,ratherunpopularonthatat.”

    laoreunthisstory.

    hehad,folloaid.annehadsaidsily:

    ”.reddingstoaskyouafeions,rose.”

    thenshehadlefttheroo

    laepidgazeherdising.

    ”itsitsaboutlonelprotheroesdeath.”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”ieryanxious,yousee,togetatthetruth.”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”ifeelthatthereybethatsoohatthatthereghtbesoi”

    atthispointlaselfissrpleandhersuggestions.

    ”ie”

    ”yes,sir”

    rosesdeanourpletelyued.

    ”da**all,”saidlayoutalkedthethiheservantshall”

    thisthodofattackflusteredroseslightly.herperfectpoisewasshaken.

    ”intheservantshall,sir”

    ”orthehousekeepersrooorthebootboysdugout,orustbesoplace.”

    rosedisplayedaveryfaintdispositiontogiggle,andlaenuraged.

    ”lookhere,rose,youreanasureyoustuandfeelinglike.idonturderyourster,butalotofpeoplethinkidid.einanyway”

    ielyappealing.hishandsoheadthroenedandcapitulated.

    ”ohsir,iureifanyofusuldhelpinanyhinkyoudidit,sir.indeed.”

    ”iknoydeargirl,butthatsnotgoingtohelphthepolice.”

    ”thepoliself.thepolideed.”

    ”allthesa,thepoliceareverypoe.ithelpfeelingthattheresalotgotatyet.thelady,forinstance,oseelonelprotheroethenightbeforehedied.”

    ”s.lestrange”

    ”yes,s.lestrange.ithelpfeelingtheressothingratheroddaboutthatvisitofhers.”

    ”yes,indeed,

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