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正文 第48节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twheniuhepulpitthatnight.

    theatiysernsaredullandsafraid,iattributeittodevotion.

    everybodyhade,included,toseehere,andpossiblytoexgealittlegossipinthechurchporchafterwards.

    haydooinglonelprotheroeantonthatpoint,butihadneverseeiceateveningservicebefore.

    gladyscraigureattheendofthechurchrs.lestrange.

    ineedhardlysaythats.priceridley,sshartnell,ssissrplehereinfullforce.allthevillagepeoplehere,hhardlyasingleexception.idontknoion.

    ospherethatnight,andthefirstpersosinfluenceyself.

    asarule,ipreparesernsbeforehand.iabutnooneisbetterayselfoftheirdeficies.

    tonightipore,andasilookeddoaderedbrain.iinisterofgod.ibeeandiovethataudiendre,ifeltthepooveit.

    iaotproudofanutterdisbelieveriionalrevivalistspirit.yetthatnightiactedthepartofaraving,rantingeva.

    igaveouttextslowly.

    iottocalltherighteous,butsiorepentance.

    irepeatedittyoent.

    isaherfrontpeple.

    iheldbreathforantortoo,andtheselfrip.

    theioninthat.iexhortedsiorepentanotionalfrenzy.againandagainithreadenounghandaeratedthephrase.

    ”iapeakingtoyou...”

    ai,froifferentpartsofthechurch,akindofsighinggaspup.

    ssetionisastraerriblething.

    ifinishedupostpoignanthewholebible:

    ”thisnightthysoulshallberequiredofthee...”

    ityusualfaded,ieself.ifoundgriseldaratherpale.sheslippedherarhroughne.

    ”len,”shesaid,”youherterribletonight.iididntlikeit.iveneverheardyoupreachlikethatbefore.”

    ”idontsupposeyoueverhesofa.iired.

    ”adeyoudoit”

    ”asuddendnesse.”

    ”ohititethingspecial”

    ”eansothingspecial”

    ”ihated,len.ineverfeelireallyknowyou.”

    doarybeingout.

    ”theresanoteforyouinthehall,”saidgriselda.”getit,willyou,dennis”

    dennis,,obeyed.

    itookitandgroaned.acrossthetoplefthaen:byhandurgent.

    ”this,”isaid,”stbefroissrple.theresnooneelseleft.”

    ihadbeenperfectlyrreassution.

    ”dear.uay,andtaponyourstudyynephee.ifidonothear,iandeoverselfatthetiihavestated.

    yoursverysincerely,

    janerple.”

    ihaheogriselda.

    ”ohedeliqueurisjustaisshtfullydepressing.itslikesothingoutofartuary.”

    dennisseedlesschardattheprospect.

    ”itsallverybled.”youtalkallthishighbrouffaboutartandbooks.ialfoolsittingandlisteningtoyou.”

    ”thatsgoodforyou,”saidgriseldaserenely.”itputsyouinyourplayondisshtfullycleverashepretendstobe.”

    ”veryfewofusare,”isaid.

    iuthefactsthateunderheotice.

    ifietosetoutonaarplethatishouldbeafraid.

    yselfbydrae.iarraheofaraspossibleinnotapuone,andilikethingsjotteddoethodicalfashion.

    athalfpastninepunctually,thereittedssrple.

    shehadaveryfilandshaeinfulloflittleflutteringrerks.

    ”sogoodofyoutoleteandsogoodofdeargriseldarayndadreshersochtheperfectgreuzehealnottakingyourchairohthankyou....no,ihaveafootstool.”

    idepositedtheshetlandshayguest.ilebrokeoutonherface.

    ”ifeelthatyoustbesoiedinallt

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