“itshighti,isntitsixandahalfyearsisalongtitolockupaniperson,”isaid.

ididnotsayanythiayedafeorenutesandtheed.obviouslyhehadbeentoldtotalkto.butverycarefully.yndplyydaughteraliveafterall.

aroundthepressionofselfbehind.butidefortheunfortunateanlookingatitforthelastti,ifeltagaialofthehahephysiunistuntrycalledjustice.

hereadoutnaandotherpersonalpartiber27,1966,forthefolloober1957,iertoengland,shedivulgedthegrainsupplysituationinshanghai.th

hetookaupleofsheetsofpaperoutofafolder.thenhesaidto,“standuptolistentothenclusion.”

theyoungdo.hestoodbytheunter,halfleaningonitinaedies.

anothernihadneverseenbeforesatbesidehithisnsaid,“yoingouttoday.ehaseforyoutogoout.ientonyourcase.hoeryouhaveheardit,youareallooexpressanopinion,ifyouhaveany.”

“ealongareyoudoingintherehaventyoustayedtherelongenough”theguardcalled.

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ifolloeredthedetentionhousein1966.theredohechair.

“thankyouverych,”isaid.

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