s the sea.
he was suddenly aain in his temple a he was bleeding and that his t-shirt was dreh blood. sds op bleedi befaied on his positio could just have been awo meant that someb to kill him. he had no way of knowing if the marksman was waiting for him to reappear.
he tried to be k rationally. the choice was tet the hell out. if the marksman was still there, the latter alternative was assuredly not a good idea. if he as, the marksman would calmly to the fortress, find him, and shoot him at ge.
he (or she?) ow if i’ve go or left. rifle, maybe a moose rifle. probably with telescopic sights. whiean that the marksman would have a limited field of vision if he was looking for mikael through the sights.
if you’re in a tight spot—take the ier than waitid listened for sounds for two mihen he clambered out of the battery ahe slope as fast as he could.
he n the slope as a third shot was fired, but he ue smad him. he threw himself flat through the of brush ahrough a sea of stihen he was o and moving away from the dire of the fire, g, running, stoppiy yards, listening. he heard a branch ewhere between him aress. he dropped to his stomach.
g your elbows was aain adolfsson’s favourite expressions. blomkvist covered the 150 yards ooes ahrough the uh. he pushed aside twigs awice he heard sudden the thid him. the first seemed to be very aybe twehe right. he froze, lay perfectly still. after a while he cautiously raised his head and looked around, but he could see ill f time, his nerves o, ready to flee or possibly make a desperate terattack if the e him. the cra farther away. then silence.
he knows i’m here. has he taken up a positioi moving, or has he retreated?
blomkvist kept g through the uh uhe ?sterg?rden’s fence.
this was the ient. a path rahe feretched out on the ground, watg. the farmhouse was 400 yards dowht of the house he saw c. why hadhe shots ao ie? summer. maybe nobody is at hht now.
there was i the pasture—there he would have all. the straight path beside the fehe place he himself icked for a clear field of fire. he retreated into the brush u oher side into a sparse pine wood.
he took the long way ar?rden’s fields ao reae. wheerg?rden he could see that their car was goop et he stopped and looked dowhe old fishing s by the marina there were summer visitors; women in bathing suits were sitting talking on a dock. he smelled something an rill. were splashier he do the marina.
just after 8:00. it was fifty mihe shots had been fired. nilsson was watering his lawn, wearing shorts and no shirt. how long have you been there? vanger’s house ty but for anna. harald vanger’s house looked deserted as always. then he saw isabella vanger in her ba. she was sitting there, obviously talkiook a sekvist to realise it was the sickly gerda vanger, born in 1922 and living with her son, alexander, ihe houses beyond henrik’s. he had her, but he had seeimes. ceger’s house looked empty, but then mikael saw a moveme. she’s home. was the marksman a woma cecilia dle a gun. he artin vanger’s the drive in front of his house. how long have you been home?
or was it someo he had not thought of yet? frode? alexaoo many possibilities.
he s?derberget ahe road into the village; he got home without eng ahing he saw was that the door of the cottage was ajar. he went into a ost ihen he smelled d saw salahrough the kitdow.
she heard him e i door aowards him. she stiffened. his face looked terrible, smeared with blood that had beguhe left side of his white t-shirt was . he was holding a sodden red ha
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