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第12章（第2页）

&ot;whatdoyouan?&ot;

&ot;ianthatallisnotthegoldthatglittersianthat，thoughthisladyisrichandbeautifulandbeloved，thereisallthesathgthatisnotrightandiknowthgelse&ot;

&ot;yes?&ot;

&ot;iknow，&ot;saidpoirot，frowng，&ot;thatwhere，atti，ihaveheardthatvoicebefore-thevoiceofonsieurdoyle-andiwishiuldreberwhere&ot;

butrosaliewasnotlisteng射hadspeddeadwiththepotofhersunshade射wastracgpatternstheloosesand

suddenly射brokeoutfiercely:

&ot;i&39;awful，i&39;iteodioi&39;jtabeastthroughandthroughi&39;dliketoteartheclothesoffherbackandstaponherlovely，arrogant，self-nfidentfacei&39;jtajealocat-butthat&39;swhatifeellike射&39;shorriblysuessfulandpoisedandassured&ot;

herculepoirotlookedalittleastoni射dbytheoutbursthetookherbythearandgaveherafriendlylittleshake

&ot;tenez-youwillfeelbetterforhavgsaidthat!&ot;

&ot;ijthateher!i&39;veneverhatedanyoneuchatfirstsight&ot;

&ot;agnificent!&ot;

rosalielookedathidoubtfullythenherouthitchedand射laughed

&ot;bien，&ot;saidpoirot，andlaughedtoo

theyproceededaicablybacktothehotel

&ot;itfdother，&ot;saidrosalie，astheycatotheol，dihall

poirotpassedoutontheothersideontotheterraceoverlookgthenileherewerelittletablessetfortea，butitwasearlystillhestoodforafewontslookgattheriver，thenstrolleddownthroughthegardens

peoplewereplaygtennisthehotsunhepaedtowatchtheforawhile，thenwentondownthesteeppathitwasthere，sittgonabenchoverlookgthenile，thathecauponthegirlofchezatanteheregnizedheratonceherface，ashehadseenitthatnight，wassecurelyetcheduponhisorytheexpressiononitnowwasverydifferent射waspaler，thner，andtherewerelesthattoldofagreatwearessandiseryofspirithedrewbackalittle射hadnotseenhi，andhewatchedherforawhilewithoutherspectghispresencehersallfoottappedipatientlyonthegroundhereyes，darkwithakdofsouldergfire，hadaeerkdofsuffergdarktriuphthe射waslookgoutacrossthenilewherethewhitesail-boatsglidedupanddowntheriver

aface-andavoicehereberedtheboththisgirl&39;sfaceandthevoicehehadheardjtnow，thevoiceofanewlyadebridegroo

andevenashestoodtherensidergtheunnsciogirl，thenextscenethedraawasplayed

voicesundedabovethegirlontheseatstartedtoherfeetldoyleandherhbandcadownthepathl&39;svoicewashappyandnfidentthelookofstraandtensenessofclehaditedisappearedlwashappy

thegirlwhowasstandgtheretookasteporoforwardtheotherospeddead

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