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Did you see It on the table when you were clearing up?" A perfectly reasonable explan- ttom eogtrtrmed " Ben-nerd not ob served tor the tint time by the con- dltlon of the room Itself. which had been not straight to the that detail; every chen- in its place. and the able by the bed cloned ot all the paraphernalia ot bottles. slang: and been that had been left there wlth- In tench ot the old man‘s hand. "It contained." Bernard said. "a tuner powerful drug," and he made "You. 1 'tngmt up to look for some- thing." 'Bemrd replied. "By the way. do you happen to know who turned on the heating again? You no, the funeral our: an piece be- [on Thursday. and It's important to loop on; mom a. cold es possible." Her (knee traveled from his tee to the radium: with ' slightly be: wildered air. and thou. 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I her hands tall In her lap and droop- ing ton-wan) from the waist In an " tllude that suggested great weari- mass. Bernard'l examination of the shell lasted long enough to give the per- formance on air ot Tsriaimilitudts. He was too late. It she had had any- thing to do with the atthir, an. would have concealed the thing he was looking tor. If she were Innocent. and in!) found it, she would have told him. l But that m mum than Bernard ‘ n..- prepcred to Bo as yet. "Oh, tech- aieatir, You!" 1101:”. "it "a pob sonous enough In large dues, I an» pose, to Justify tho nod label that was on it." "N6, it'a certainly not here. My brother's mistake probably," be an- nounced at the and ot I. couple ot minutes, adding In a more kindly voice, “You look tired." She did not reply to that. “I sup- pose Doctor 'Stopford is going to re- port me at tho hospital?” she said. their "A very sun [Inc with A than atom)» at! a rod 1350!." Bernard an. imitating with " that and .hludb the “proximate Biaq ttd mo uncle tn caution“ Her hands mud to move small: :he bottles u aha replied in a low voice: "A ted that? Do you men that " contained _ . . poison.'" l “Wu-humano- tt-t'-tatrteqttHetnd - Minn-town with ll- ‘mmummu-uuu ‘lmhhmmmu‘ Korma-twain.- who mind a. mu od no am in It will and. no mummnhptoxm " hr may”. still tun-hm”: All. vial ha had "sertbqd, do all can: “I don't mom: 'totie.inatt, sn6rqma'taro.anrthtmgott- One of These Knives? H1": oust" To 3 won LOCK AN' Crumb Wouldn’t You Like 'suAnc'v-co'mn 1 MS AN rm I Jun/0‘ ““556? "Weil, now. let me use. air," Peters and. "t don't think none or the maids had gone tannin then, but I'll ask cook." "AmkMra. Elna?" “She was with Miss Caroline. air. in the down-stairs linen-room the beat part ot the afternoon." "Ah, well. thanks. Peters. You might just ask the cook, it you will. about the other maids. You can tell her why I want to know." I On an other hand. hot conduct and app-hum were not entirdy im rxtcoateilnttle with than of a why potion who had had than to prepare hem". and who, moreover. In It!!! unaware that my cum. had he: suspected. That tut tact certainly hudlenpped him In home up, but In other: tt gave him a distinct ad- 7&1!th over the professional detec- the named in a cue In which att the persona Interrontod were fully aware of the purpose ot the questions put to them. In tho» circumstanc- es the innocent were more apt to blunder than annuity. Amt now for old Peter: and a rope- tmOn of that Ila about Pen-turn theory at I. sudden noise or imp- tion in " tttttera room a explain- lag the proximate cause of " death. Old Peters, when summoned tol the Interview with his mater In than smokinproom. tempted the lie with- ' out the least susplclon. ( "Might have tmen about three o'clock, you say sir?" he repeated. "My brother think: Bo," Bernard replied. "No, sir. she was helping Mlss Car- oline and Mrs. Ellis. They was going over an the downstairs linen, sort- lng it out and so on. I was backward and forward myself on three or tour occasions. on the question ot table» cloths and napkins, in between clun- Ing my silver." A maNer or form only, Bernard thought to himself. when Peters had gone to make his inquiry. This parti- '.t.HtuBnRoigt' ”Ida-Ito...- “Mint-clonal. “huh-uh. «an» we» an 'ff,'tht4r,'.'ht hrgtlgUt Mia-ii I'?""..""-"'--?-', .Bet - ”WW“, " meno- who. I. M “that 2'IS.i'rtt t't,",fdrffidtMTs' iirilrajFtiraGiGu'"iiTi"i"isT% an unh- m tt tr a and and: out a. 1e"1'r.fCltyfttrytiiy, no“, ii. that poison. " to th-tsettle-na/tttt od a Ttttttttt - not!» MIMI. “comma? 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But he mast keep clear head. he must not let his desire to fittd a criminal outside the members of ht own hmily divert him from consider- lng the evldence with the imperial”! ‘0! a lawyer. "Indeed. air!" The old Inn tram- bled slightly at what wu evidently very unexpected no". "I'm cute I'm very grateful. Mr, very mum. I had mum to (in up work in any once. it I my any .0. Mr. Bound. this I. very generous. Von menu. I've got a bit of monqgved. Bu: Indeed." Peter's report a. few minutes Inter further cotttirmed the unlikellhood ot any ot the sorditrarr domestic nut! being implicated. “Cooks says. sir," he announced. "that she doit believe’any ot the maids could hare gone In) to their own rooms before about halt put three. There were so many people in the house and' she ,raishortaand. ed, because Bridget and her ulster had to so down the village directly after lunch on account ot their mother being iii." . "Much more pleasant, air." Peter: paused a moment hetero. with an ovi- dont desire to be helpful, he “In: "Hardly likely to have been one ot the family, I suppose. air?" "No, sir. he - niche of It." Peters and. “Well. you my like to know," Bernard told him, "that more will be no need tor you to work any more unleu you wish to. Mr. Bonnet tn- torlnod me 'tnottoeu1iy this evening ot the gallon] purport of my “the“ will. and mentioned that you won put down for an annuity of two hun- dred pound- . you." No, hardir likely. Bernard assured himself once more. but he must he. the mummy. Ila-awhile. more was little more that he could do to. night, unless It were to (he Bret- val a. hint of " plan of campaign. "I think not. Peters," he said, end then continued In I friendly voice: "By the war, I don't know when" my father ever gave you my idea of what provlslon he Ind mdo for you?" Thanks very much, Peters," Ber. nard replied. "I any any that I'm to- lieved In a way to 11nd that Mr. Pet- cinl was wrong. 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