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    【】.afteranthesaid,“sitdown”    iheardtheallebeingopeheinterrogatorlookedattoobserveifihadnotiplylookedstraightaheadattheasiflostinthought.ididnottothinkithebehavioroftheinterrogator,irealizedthattheydidoknoeoherridoryinterrogation.    theautobiographyihad.theinterrogatorpiination”    sihereainedsilent.    “yougaveastatistieoneydire.    “isitnogoodifraidihaveenanautobiographybefore,”isaidily.    “youhaveneveranyoftheonyourbookshelvesthereobiographiesbybotheseandfners,”theinterrogatorsaid.    “yes.itstrueihavereadnyautobiographiesofiortantpeople.alloftheaveachievedagreatdealinonesphereoranother.ihavedohingyhusbanddied,iahousewife.”    “ahouseese,readeverysazinealeaders,aafileofresolutionspassedatpartytraltteeetings.e.yournceplehouseagination.”    “iotashadthatisyfaly.ithoughtthepeoplesgoventapartyenuragedentostudyrxisndtotakeainpoliti.    “underuidanitteeinyourdistriakeyourselflooklikeaharessbuddha.itthatyouriinpoliticshadanulteriorpurpose”    “ididnottakepartintheindoitteesilybeafteristartedyvote,iadtisilyfottogountilsooneind.ididnotthinkvoteportant.ididntknoeershadtovotetogether,sothatbybeinglateihereeappoiheparty.heedherivotedoot,”iexplained.    “youdaredespisetheeleentyoudidnotthinkitportantportanttoyouperialists”theinterrogatorsaidheatedly.    “thatsayheadathisoutburst.    hepickedupthefivesheetsofpaperagain.    “itoldyoutoethingtohide”    “pleasetellind.ididntiohideanything.iftheressothingaboutlifeyoutokis,illbeonlytoogladtotellyouaboutit.”    “thatsgood.thisisthefirsttisiheinterrogatiohatyouhaveshoakeafullnfession.”    “yaintalkinginriddles.isaidiylifebeents.ibelieveinnothepeoplesgoventaparty.”    “iyquestions.ifyouent,donttrytohideanything,”hewaed.    “iproseyouihavenothingtohide.iuandfullythepoentandtheabilityoftheinterrogatetatthetruth.iheuorestorereputation,”itoldhi    “iaaynoeaboutyourdealingspanyyouanager.”    iuldhardlybelieveears.istartedtospeak,buttheinterrogatorsilencedhagestureandstoodup.    “dontsayanythingnopleopportunitytohisafteoon.”    aguardebaell.    ieerhoensprison.    insteadofsittinginhersllroottheentraiein,shereihepeepholetoobserve.froerbehavior,iuoodthatshehadbeeninstruyreatoihe    ...
		
				
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