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正文 第45节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twe.yououghttobeashadofyourselves,thelotofyou.”

    ”andsupposingthelandladyoftheblueboaridentifiesthesuitisscra

    ”ifshesaysanythingofthekind,sheseonit.nearlyeverybodysgotasuitofbeinganburglarandhehasalotoflettersafterhisna.”

    ”yourefusetogiveusanyexplanation,then,sscra

    ”norefusingaboutit.youvedeastake,thatsall.youandyourddlesorples.iorenotysoligoingthisnuteunlessyoingtoarrest.”

    forans.

    ”thatstheliakes,”saidslaayhavebeenstaken.nojurythatdistanoonlitnight.and,ofurse,asisay,theoldladyyhavedeastake.”

    ”shey,”isaid,”butidontthinkshedid.ssrpleisusuallyright.thatsakesherunpopular.”

    theirinned.

    ”thatshurstsays.lord,thesevillages”

    ”aboutthesilver,ior”

    ”seedtobeperfeeaortheotherstbeafake.theresaverygoodninaa.paredurder.theseturder.aybegetalineonhihroughthegirlthatsorefuss.”

    ”iwondered,”isaid.

    ”apityabout.redding.itsnotoftenyoufindanofhisoobligeyou.”

    ”isupposenot,”isaid,slingslightly.

    ”enoralisedtheior.

    hesighedandtheneysurprise:”ofurse,theresarcher.”

    ”oh”isaid.”youvethoughtofhi

    ”ousletterstoputonhistrack.”

    ”anonyusletters,”isaidsharply.”didyougetohen”

    ”thatsnothingneselvesarthefirst.thetroubleofitis,hesgotanalibi.notthatitauntstoanything,butitsaogetover.”

    ”eanbyitsnotauntingtoanything”iasked.

    ”oresthepity.theyknoatterselfillhesblathefacethathedidntdoit.”

    ”notsoobligingas.redding,”isaidile.

    ”nothe,”saidtheinspeakingthererkasaplainstatentoffact.

    ”itisnatural,isuppose,toused.

    ”youdbesurprisedifyoukneurderersthathavegotoffthroughthesoftheartednessofthejury,”saidtheinspeily.

    ”butdoyoureallythinkthatarcherdidit”iasked.

    ithasstrustohaveanypersonalvieurder.theeasinessordiffitoappealtohi

    ”idliketobeabitsurer.”headtted.”afingerpriher.reddingshouseonailbutyoueitstheory,theory,theory.itsasadpitythattheresnotasinglespinsterladylivingalongyourroad,.t.ibetshedhaveseensothingiftherehadbeen.”

    hisindedof.itinagenialod.

    firstyhandfiryinhers,hadledoverthethreshold.

    ”sogoodofyoutoe.inhere.reprivate.”

    i,aboutthesizeofahenop.

    sshartnellshutthedooraoaseattherehree.iperceivedthatshewasenjoyingherself.

    ”ieveroobeataboutthebush,”shesaidinherjollyvoice,thelatterslightlytoneddoentsofthesituation.”youknohingsgotheroundinavillagelikethis.”

    ”unfortunately,”isaid,”ido.”

    ”iagreeorethanido.butthereitis.ithoughtitdutytotellthepolirs.lestraheafteoonoftherderandthatsheyduty,ijustdoit.ingratitudeiseetpudents.baker”

    ”yes,yes,”isaid,hopingtoaverttheusualtirade.”verysad,verysad.butyouweresaying.”

    ”thelovisiting.notthativerthankedforit.”

    ”youpted.

    ”exaatiohepoliceforowadays.”

    ”veryprobably,”isaid.”butyouething”

    ”idecidedthatthistiianisageleastsoare,”sheadded.

    igatheredthatthequalificatione.

    ”ifihelpyouinanyway,”ibegan.

    ”itsatterofduty,”saidsshartnell,andouthhasnap.”idonttohavetosaythesethings.noonelikesitless.butdutyisduty.”

    ied.

    ”ivebeeouahetithatshedidnt

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