insteadofsittinginhersllroottheentraiein,shereihepeepholetoobserve.froerbehavior,iuoodthatshehadbeeninstruyreatoihe

“itoldyoutoethingtohide”

ieerhoensprison.

“dontsayanythingnopleopportunitytohisafteoon.”

“youdaredespisetheeleentyoudidnotthinkitportantportanttoyouperialists”theinterrogatorsaidheatedly.

“pleasetellind.ididntiohideanything.iftheressothingaboutlifeyoutokis,illbeonlytoogladtotellyouaboutit.”

“iaaynoeaboutyourdealingspanyyouanager.”

“iyquestions.ifyouent,donttrytohideanything,”hewaed.

“yaintalkinginriddles.isaidiylifebeents.ibelieveinnothepeoplesgoventaparty.”

hepickedupthefivesheetsofpaperagain.

iuldhardlybelieveears.istartedtospeak,buttheinterrogatorsilencedhagestureandstoodup.

tetogether,sothatbybeinglateihereeappoiheparty.heedherivotedoot,”iexplained.

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“iproseyouihavenothingtohide.iuandfullythepoentandtheabilityoftheinterrogatetatthetruth.iheuorestorereputation,”itoldhi

“thatsayheadathisoutburst.

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“thatsgood.thisisthefirsttisiheinterrogatiohatyouhaveshoakeafullnfession.”

aguardebaell.