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正文 第30节 文 / [英]阿加莎·克里斯蒂

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    hereatir.baes.hespeysteriousan.

    hereered,ofannoyanaidservant,agnes

    iteportantthings,butuntiltheypossibletopursueastraightpath.

    atthehhingbutstraight

    aunapossibleproblefsssainsburyseale.for,ifthefactsthatherculepoirothadobservedadesense

    herself,entihought:

    ”isitpossiblethatiarowingold”

    chapter6

    elevedelve

    afterpassingatroublednight,heroreorderlytypeoffloearraofbedsofscarletgeraniusuchasareseenatostendhehelessrealizedthathereheperfeoftheenglishgardenspirit.

    hepursuedhisandthroughtheingatlasttothegardens.

    hereheobservedasturdyancladinatphaticstchvoicetolytheheadgardeheheadgardener,poirotobserved,didnotappeartobeenjoyingtheion.

    asaradeitselfheardinsshelenntressorsvoiblydoh.

    agardenershreed,restingonhisspade,begandigginghfervor.

    poirotapproaearer.then,ayoungfello.

    ”gooding,”saidpoirotaably.

    attered”ing,sir”andidnotst.

    poiroteofdaylyaddressed.

    itseed,hethought,alittleunnatural.hestoodthereforsonutes,gthetoilingfigure.

    iliaraboutthetuofthoseshouldersorulditbe,thoughtherculepoirot,thatheiliarheyhingofthekind

    night,growingold

    hepassedthoughtfullyonoftheardarisingslopeofshrubberyoutside.

    presently,likesofantasti,aroundobjectrosegentlyoverthetopofthekitgardenheeggshapedheadofherculepoirot,andtheeyesofherculepoirardedhagooddealofihefaceoftheyounggardeneroppeddiggingandface.

    ”veryurredherculepoirotashediscreetlyloore.

    heergedfroheshrubberyandbrushedoffsothathenessofhisapparel.

    yes,indeed,veryentofalistairblunt.

    reflegonthesepoints,herculepoirotheardagongiandretracedhisstepstohehouse.

    ontheergedfrohekitgardenbythefartherdoor.

    hervoice,hitsstchburr,roseclearanddistinct:

    ”itsverrakindofyou,alistairr,butierrirelationsarehyou”

    bluntsaid:

    ”juliasratherataean”

    ssntressorsaidcaly:

    ”inopinionheroisverrai,andiarrioranyothers”

    ssntressorvedaeuptofindalistairbluntlookingassheepishasstnlookalerelations.

    hesaidruefully,

    ”enreallyarethedevilgooding,poirot.lovelyday,isntit”

    theytuedtohehouseandbluntsaidhasigh,

    ”idosswife”

    inthediningroohererkedtotheredoubtablejulia,

    ”ifraid,julia,youveratherhurthelensfeelings.”

    s.oliverasaidgriy:

    ”thestcharealouchy.”

    alistairbluntlookedunhappy.

    herculepoirotsaid:

    ”youhaveayounggardener,inotiusthavetakely.”

    ”idaresay,”saidblunt.”yes,burton,thirdgardener,leftaboutthreeookthisfelloead.”

    ”doyoureerefro

    ”ireallydoogivehitrial,ithink.rendedhiy.iathersurprised,becausecalistersaysheisntchgood.he.”

    ”e”

    ”dunningsunburysothinglikethat.”

    ”pertioask”

    alistairbluntlookedased.

    ”notatall.teen,ithinkitis.”

    ”notre”

    ”htbeabitless.”

    ”nohat,”saidpoirot,”isverycurious.”

    alistairbluntlookedathinquiringly.

    butjaneolivera,rustlingthepaper,distractedtheion.

    ”alotofpeopleseeutforyourblood,unclealistair”

    ”oh,yourereadingthedebateinthehouse.thatsallright.onlyarostcrazyideasoffinance.ifhavehisinaweek.”

    janesaid:

    ”dontyouevertotryanythingnew”

    ”notusaniroventontheold,dear.”

    ”butyoudhinkithouteventrying.”

    ”experintalists.”

    ”yes,buthoethingstbedoneaboutit”

    ”aloyhisuntry,jane,allthingsnsidered.”

    janesaidpassionately:

    ”sneededisanehandyousitthereeatin

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