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正文 第34节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twrderaellyouthatiuldnotbedeurdererbereadytoetanyattackthatheforesees.butthatentryinalittlenotebookuldnothavebeenknosatisfied.

    ”.poirot,”saidjane.”ishallneverknohings.”

    ”thatisquitesile.itofindoutthings.”

    ”isupposeyouvegotverycleverthings”

    ”thereisonlyonereallysileway.”

    ”isthat”

    ”toletpeopletellyou.”

    janelaughed.”supposetheydontto”

    ”everyonelikestalkingabouttheelves.”

    ”isupposetheydo,”adttedjane.

    ”thatishoakesafortune.heenuragespatientstoeandsitandtellhihingshobulatorotherateapearandthejuiniaanylonger,aakestselves,oh,sodperhapstheydosleep.”

    ”houlous,”saidjane.

    ”no,itisnotsoridientalneedofhunnaturethealk,torevealoneself.youyourself,deiselle,doyounotliketoderiesonyourtherandyourfather”

    ”thatdoesntapplyincase.iupinanorphanage.”

    ”ah,thatisdifferent.itisnotgay,that.”

    ”idontanthathekindofcharityorphansinscarletbonsandcloaks.itefun,really.”

    ”itwasinengland”

    ”no,inireland,neardublin.”

    ”soyouareirish.thatishedarkhairandthebluegrayeyeshthelook”

    ”asthoughtheyhadbeenputinuttyfinger,”nornfinishedusent.

    ”ntisthatyousay”

    ”thatisasayingaboutirisheyesthattheyhavebeenputinuttyfinger.”

    ”reallyitisnotelegant,that.aexpressesitadeiselle.”

    janelaughedasshegotup.

    ”youlltuhead,poodnightandthankyouforsupper.youllhavetostandanotherifnoroprisonforblackil.”

    afroeoveornsfaceattherender.

    poirotbadethet.

    eheunlockedadraes.

    againstfourofthesealighttick.thenhenoddedhisheadthoughtfully.

    ”ithinkiknourredtohielf,”butihavegottobesure.ilfautntinuer.”

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    henrytchellash.

    soent,thevisitoriionustaanhepassengersoalplane.

    poirotanner.heinsistedoostouthed.

    heaeofyearandthelycaroundtothepurposeofhiscall.

    ”stlandyard,ifear,isnotkingchprogresshthecase,”hesaid.

    tchellshookhishead.

    ”itazingbusiness,sirazing.idoheyvegottogoon.hepeopleontheplanesahing,itsgoingtobedifficultforaerwards.”

    ”truly,asyousay.”

    ”terribly,”putinhisabletosleepofnights.”

    thestewardexplained:

    ”itslainonnd,sir,sothingterrible.thepanyhadbeenveryfairaboutit.istsayiightlosejob.”

    ”henry,theyuldnt.itruellyunfair.”

    hishighlyplexionedanhsnappingdarkeyes.

    ”thingsdontalefrola.butifeltit,ifyouuand.iwere.”

    ”iuandyourfeelings,”saidpoirotsyathetically.”butiassureyouthatyouareoverious.nothingthathappened.”

    ”thatsrstchell.

    tchellshookhishead.

    ”ioughttohavenoticedthattheladyriedtotookroundthebills”

    ”itadelittledifference.death,theythink,antaneous.”

    ”henottobotherhisheadso.e,ithinkitsadirtytricktohavedoinabritishaeroplane.”

    shefinishedhersentenindignantandpatriotiort.

    tchellshookhisheadinapuzzledway.

    ”ite,sotospeak.everytiigoondutyinastate.ahegentlenfrotlandyardaskingagainandagainifnothingunusualorsuddenousthavefottensothing,aiknoostufulvoyageineveryiluntilithappened.”

    ”blorstchell.

    ”yht,”saidpoirot,addressingherarks.”notsoisanenglishrdertted.”

    ”yht,sir.”

    ”youknoostguessefro

    ”dorset,sir.notfarfroridport.thatsho.”

    ”exactly,”saidpoirot.”alovelypartoftheworld.”

    ”itisthat.londonisntapatyfolkhavebeeledatdorsetforhtsay.”

    ”yes,indeed.”hetuedtothesteitchell.”

    thensbroracted.

    ”ivetoldallthatiknow;indeedihave,sir”

    ”yes,yes,thisisaverytriflingtter.ionlyegisellestable,ianwasdisarranged”

    ”youanwhenwhenifoundher”

    ”yes.thespoonsandforks,thesaltcellaranythinglikethat”

    thenshookhishead.

    ”thereyself.ishouldnt,though.iuchtooflustered.butthepolicehat,sir;theysearchedtheplahroughandthrough.”

    ”ah,atter.sotii

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