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CHAPTER XXIV.

Tea was over. Tom and Stat lander had come out promptly. Rosie had been sent to summon Marvin, still upstairs after Linda's unexpected glimpse of him, and Shaughnerney had appeared in bland good humour before she had time to dispatch anyone to notify him. The little ceremony, simple ng it was, had stendled Linda's nerves and enabled her, while line tening to the talk of others to formulate her own thoughts. Now, on the plea of a rest before din ner, she was in her own room and Tom had soon followed her up- stairs for their first interview.

Linda permitted herself to relax in his uns for a moment, then resolutely assumed her rinkest, most business-like rannuer.

already?

calling down was all about me. shirt Or have you At least he said that 'covered it. You gay kos.e has it in her room?" Bat earlier, I got the Iden that Linda's face foll, there was something he didn't want us to talk about together." "Him And you didn't get any lend on what it was?"

even find

"Not the slightest. He asked-or sort of hinted to

seen Cousin Amos out if Ta again last night after we came in”

"And that means, of course, after the two of them talked."

That's so. It would be the only time I could, I drove Marvin over so he knew I didn't go up- stairs again before we left for the Club."

and look. I had time to.

"It didn't occur to me to go up But you know I let the girls alone all I can and I rarely Invade their rooms."

"Can't you now?"

"She's there. After they serve tea and clear it up they go up- stairs to rest a bit and change their clothes for dinner."

He pondered that, "During dinner could you make some excuse?"

"I could-and I will if you say But I don't think it would he so. wine. This hot clear weather it "So that counting out the par- would be try by now. Her win!

She "I've found out a good deal, Tom, son who was there this morning-dow gets the afternoon sun. but it won't take long to tell. Marvin was the last to talk with probably took it in when she went

upstates." First, have you heard frum Dr.the old man alive."

"Well we en'n decide that later. Boyle?"

But that's awfully important, Binks."

"No. I telephoned the station after you came up and Tim said they'd had no word. He evidently to doesn't think Boyle intends hurry himself. In fact, I gather he believes just the opposite. I told him we'd have dinner at seven and that we would remain in the house until be did let us know. My gucas is Boyle will wander in some time this evening. | i can't any I anticipate the

perience."

"Yes."

"And Cousin Amos died with- out saying something Marvin didn't want him to say."

*

*

"If the stains

were-blood—”

"What else would he be so anxious to get out?"

Linda pushed back the matted "I don't know. Liquor. per- hair around her face. "Then you (hups.” do think there was something "He doesn't consider that any besides-beaides me, Tom?"

disgrace! He'd just stuff the "I can only ro on what you shirt in his bag. It would be done say, Binks,"

"It isn't much, I know. I didn't how the dance last night, any-

ex-find out any of the things you

told me to ask about."

"The later he comes the better I'll be pleased. During dinner I'm going to ask the men to stay all night. Now shall I talk or will you?

"One of us can get those later. After all, I can see now-hearing about Cousin Amor unpleasan

there"

"You think it was that one?" "What other?"

"The men dressed for dinner Thursday night too.”

"But-blood!"

She nodded. Suddenly he com- prehended.

"By jove, Dinks-that's so! Bunty more likely. I'd day! That is, granting he did it-did blood on the shirt and the both of them. He wouldn't get too, throwing the old man over coff

except that she was smashed so how the poor. old dog was killed, horribly Blood-blood and white hairs, I'd any. Important to pet rid of it only after Cousin Amos oh, gosh, Binks, I wish you'd seen that shirt!"

Insinuations-that Pratt would bo abnormally self-conscious about "Shoot! I didn't get anything being alone with you. Well, that's from Statlander Too atrictly all we have on him!" business. You had 器 better

"Not exactly all. One thing, chance for general talk than I." Tom, happened later, I was talk "I talked to Marvin and Mring to Mr. DeVos-I'll tell you DeVos. I overheard Mr. Shaugh- about thut in a mement. But I

rey talking to Itosie and I think happened to look up-up at the the parapet. But we don't know. that's the most important of all." house, I menn. And Marvin was

"Take 'em in turn." "Firat. Marvin. Impressions There! Where? On the bat. rather than actual discoveries, cony ?"

"No. In the nursery. I ile didn't want--he most awfully: didn't want to talk to me! I made him-oh, just a second! It was him. He absolutely refused to so quick that I've wondered since talic about the the trouble. If it really happened. But I know, tried several leads, but couldn't down deep, that I wasn't mis start him. Then all of a sudden taken. The door to the belcony he opened up on a line I'd never was shut. His face just appeared have thought of taking." She told there-and vanished."

You The door wasn't open? of Marvin's pointed inquiry about the extent of intimacy between didn't see him go out on the bal the old man and herself and the cony?" emotion which the apparently trivial facts elicited.

18

ta

SAW

"No nor try to open the door. I thought of that, if—if he wha what the one-he might have tried go back Cousin Amos' door to into the room and found it locked and thought of the connecting balcony and the other room."

"Now my guess started it is that Cousin Amos called him down-you remember hearing that censorious, reproving tone-for paying too much atten-

tion to me."

"But he knew you were on the lawn in plain sight."

"I was also out of the way. And I might have been looking out toward the water. He could have slipped across easily then."

Linda flushed a little under her husband'e keen regard. "Tom, honestly-there was nothing for anyone to notice you or Cousin Amos or anybody else. That's look out the window and find out "At any rate he'd think he could just Marvin's way. He's awkward without you seeing him." with strangers and talks only

Then I had that curious feel-

with the person he knows. If he'ding that someone was looking at been acquainted with you and never met me he'd have paid at quickly he might easily have be

me and looked up. He moved so tention only to you and been actu-lieved I didn't see him at all." ally rude to me. He's an 'indi- vidualist. He goes off by himself Linda was trembling

They Bat silent Д moment. for months and months. He just Tom spoke first.

slightly. can't adapt himself, and the more "Well, after all, people some- people there are, the worse he is." times explore other people's "That's entirely possible," houses. He might have wandered ngreed Tom. "Don't get rattled, into that empty room and then Binks. I'm not ag'in you. Go on been afriad you'd enught' him pry- with the story."

ing. But just the sume-well, leave him now. DeVos was next?"

"You are a dear! Whore, was

17 Oh, he said first that he wish- "No. Then I overheard Rosie

ed ho'd known Cousin Amos wasn't talking to Mr. Shaughnessey."

so close to me as he pretended ho was—or words

*

to that effect. Almost word for word she re- Then he began hinting that per-peated the conversation, her haps Cousin Amos and I talked troubled voice unconsciously re- together you know, father-and-flecting the musical Irish intona- daughter stuff and so I egged tion. Tom smiled. Linda we him on all I could. He did try naturally a clever mimle and doub- so hard not to talk about fly now, with her anxiety to Finally he burst out with a point reproduce the situation accurate.) blank question. Asked me if we ly. But as he listened, all thought| had talked--If Pa

gone to his of any other suspect dropped from. room or if he had come hore. bis mind. Later he said that Cousin Amos' "Linda-we must BOC that

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