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‘ iwords pent-tiled on a slip of paper

and pinned to the hem of the [a- hrie. True, they meant nothing to her; but they might mean mum to the police, who were notoriously neither so stupid nor so ill-inform- Pti as they were represented to be in r-tinlemporary fiction. She read. them uver. and fer all her enthu- lﬂitlSlll would make nothing out of Illiciii zit all.

“Quoting you: 9:5 lor. 4. no need await confirmation. Any queries thro-ilgh No. 4. Mere Col."

Quoting you! Why? Someone I‘f‘l»~.'3Iil"lK his arrangements tolsee it‘ he had them right? "Any queries

through No. 4" \vas easy enough. .

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were at least four in the know, at any rate. Which number, she won- dered. rltiaked the identity of the man with the grey car? And what was the racket? But she had the answer to that in her hand.

She brat-ed her fingers under the string whit-h hound the parcel; and there she paused. No, she wou‘d not open it; not because she had any wild ideas about infernal ma- chines concealed in it, but because everything about: it, even the way the cord was tied might mean sonic- thing to those who had the regu~ lzir task of handling such things. No, she would not disturb it in any way; she would told up the parachute just as It was. 11d take the whole thing home. to he dc- liverecl to the police in Abbott's Ferry lOn1ﬁ|‘l'0\V, when she went down to the market; and to he c~pcnecl by them. and by no one else.

She walked up out of the hollow, and set out briskly for home. Sud- denly and absurdly‘ it occurred to her that she had lost something, and after a moment. ot mental searching she remembered what Il. was. Her nagging tooth, hopelessly outclassed in the matter o! interest ‘ and excitement, had long sillrg giv- en up the unequal struggle and stopped aching.

CHAPTER lll , Thursday Begins on Wediiesda

'1‘hllrstl.i_v. which was market day at Abbott's Ferry, began almost be- fore Wednesday was over. The eve at i-t ran late with much crating oi eggs and gathering of garden produce, the morning began as soon as it was light, for market buying at Abbott's Ferry wc-uld be iii ﬂull swing by ten o'clock. and there was half a day's work to d0. and a three, mile journey to make, before tin-n. I

cutting leltuc-es and pulling up radishes in the garden with he." father. He made remarks about the glorious weather which were not at all complimentary; the soil was like dust, and it there wasn't rain soon-his eomlulaints were more than half mechanical. One grumbled about the weather without even knowing it in England.

“And it hasn't any virtues. has it?" said Peggy. “It doesn't ripen the summer apples at least a month earlier than they usually ripen, does it?" She looked with pride at those she had gathered the previous day. lauded in three baskets, wrappctl arid polished to a shining lustre. the very first slimmer apples of a forward year. "1 bet you what you like there are no others in the market to-duy. No one else has the sun we get up here, except the farm on the ridge, and they haven't the right trees to make the most oi’ it. Those will fetch ‘what I like tn ask for ‘emf’

Her father lifted his brown weathered. humorc-tis lat-e from the leltut-es. and grinned at her. “Oh, all right. ‘it has it good points. But you can't deny itﬁs rotten for llft-‘BH stuff and tishlnﬂ."

"We don't deal in fish." said W883’. and departed to load her float.

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Contract Bridge

Ibﬁlﬂlil the Weakness 1h defending against notrump the Vital consideration: ls to “spot” the suit in which dcclarer may be weak. That point alone would have guid- ed West to the suecesstul (lerense in today's deal.

louth denier. lint-Went vulnerable. QIII $198 0Q 1.00 e4 Jlﬂ 9A 1o 2 4Q 3 ‘I vAQ l" N I ‘ pic-res _§__I 4-953 QK 8 ‘K5 4 sax: is a ‘A Q 8 The bidding South Welt N0?“ 5"‘ 1o 1v =0 PW 3N1‘ Pee: Pas: P88’ North's tree raise in diamond;

was very bld. based as it was on virtually nothing but length in the diamond suit. Raises at this type almost always lead l0 urn-sound, and sometimes highly dangerous. contracts.

West, convinced that his right- hand opponent ha dthe hcurt suit well controlled. decided to lend the fourth-highest card ln/ his other long suit. clubs. Dumruys ten hcld aitrd the declarer promptly ran oil‘ all five diamond tricks. West's first. two discards were the seven and deuce of hearts. and he IIlC-Tl‘ let go two clubs.

On the fourth round of diamonds, which was started from the closed hand, East signalled vigorously with the nine at rpvcrs. but when declarer cashed the last diamond. West either ignored or failed to understand his partner's suggestion and intent on holding the A-O-ln of hearts. discarded a swde. That was all South needed! ire l. lcl down

the heart icing and rtcw West hatf"

no chance to lake live tucks.

When the first trick mariterl South with the ace. queen‘. nuel eight of cdlubs and since hi; rid had already marked him with the hcnrl king. West sliculd hatre FPaliZed that tlrg only remaining hove was to strike his partner with good and long Fliflti ' Thus. he should have disc d arnther heart on the run of diamonds. care- fully keeping his thnsc spades r: that when he took the lead with

the heart queen. e could shirt to the ace amid another shade. B\' lholdllnq the spade deuce to put partner in with. he would hive made the contract Impossiblr la fulfill.

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