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sky.

Mr. Prentice met them in the dark. polished hall. Through glam doors leading to the living room Janet saw that all the turniture was covered with muslin dust pi rectors. At the sight or Cliii, the lawyer raised his eyebrows slightly.

"Mr. Prentice, may I present Dr. Bronson? He was one or the wit- nessu ol Mr. llartigan's will," Jan- et explained. -

"Delighted. Mr. Bronson, but it really wasn't necessary ior you to come."

"He very kindly oilered to drive me to oakhsrt." Janet said. "It doesn't matter it he hears the read- ing too, does it?"

"No. or course not. not at all.'.' Mr. Prentice tried hard to sound siiabie. but he was not convincing. "As the house hasn't been in use tor a year, I phoned ahead and had a. Miles open the den. There's mor warmth in there."

He ushered them through a pan- eled cherry-wood door of Gothic design. six people were seated around the long, polished reiecmry table inside; a small briquet lire llickered in the grate.

Mr. Prentice aesturdd iirst at the two women and man, sitting close together near the door. Janet re- cognized thorn as the three she had

seemed cut train the same mold- lons. thin, supercilious laces with small. nervous dark eyu and ten- sion written in every line of their ansular bodies.

"1415 HIV?-1sIn's grandneiee, Mrs. Augustine Granount: her ”usband, Mr. Gremont. and their daushter. Miss Gwendolyn aremont."

H1-I Eves shiited )0 a moon-isced Smmnl woman 01 .about forty-iive who was dressed in a rather mo. tight suit or mannish tweeds and a battered felt hat with a drooping leather.

"His other grandneice, Miss Abi- gail Hartigsn. and of course you sl- rudy know Mr. and Mrs Miles. Miles Harris-"

lie gestured toward the obviously embarrassed caretaker and hb wile I-3 irhoush they were the only two he would expect Janet to be on ilmiliar terms with. she was grsteiul ior clli1's stesdying hand beneath her elbow. .

Motioning to two vacant chairs, the lawyer seated himself at the head or the table. with great de.

ircm his brielcase. Janet recognised Mr. Hartlgsn's spidery writing.

tention to put it in legal iorm,

CANADA PROVINCE OF PBINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT The 28rd day of April AJ). 1052

MscDONALD, late of Charlotte- town in Queen's Cou ty iln the said Province, Retire . deceased. to To

or literate person within said

County GIEETINGX WHEREAS upon reading petition on tile of H. Francis Mac- Pheo of Charlottetown aloreaaid. Barrister. one o! the Execute . under the will or the above named deceased. praying thugs citption may be issued tor the purpose hereinafter set iorthz You are thereiore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear beiore the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen's County in the said Province, on Tuesday the 3rd day or June next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock the morning of the same day to show cause it any.t ey can why the Accounts o! the s id

Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion at J. Arthur Mcauigan, Esquire. Proc- tor (or said Petitioner.

AND IT is HEREBY ORDERED that a true copy hereof he forth- with published in some newspaper published in Charlottetown store- aald once in each week for at least tour consecutive weeks lrom the date hereot and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the iollowing public places re- spectively, namely. in the hall oi the Court House in Charlottetown. aioressld, at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Charlottetown aioresaid, and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlotte- town atoreaaid, so that all per- eens interested in the said Estate as aioresaid may have due notice thereof. -

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown ,in Queen's County. the day and year tirst above written. ' By the Court.

.,signed: , e I. lLl2AlIll'l' WRIGHT. Ls. ms

seen at the chapel service. They all .

liberation he removed some papers

"This is the original will." Mr. Prentice explained. "It was my in- but Mr. 1-lartigan's unexpectedly sudden

In Re Estate of ALEXANDER A.

state. the Sheriit of the County of Queen's County or any Constable

the

death prevented it and this bears the original aisnat ."

He paused tors moment. and seemed, to take on the opaleeoent glass 01 a dying cod.

"Mr. Hartlgan's will." he said precisely. "is going to come as a shock to some or you. I'm alraid-"

For a mere instant am. Gre- mont appeared startled, then she quickly regained her sinus mask. She moved closer tothe table, sit-

- ting more ereotly, without turning

her head. her eyes swept over her sister. Abigail-pity and condescen- sion were reflected in them

Mr-Prentice adjusted his pince- nes. His thin lips began to move. his voice rising and tailing monotonous- ly, without inflection. as though he were delivering a boring sermon tor the one-hundredth time.

' '1. Sean Bryan Hartigan, being of sound mind.- do hereby declare this to be my last will and testa- ment, taldng preceden over any tanner wills . . .' "

His voice droned on. :eading the legal tones that clever old Mr. Har- tisan knew from experience were necessary. Janet saw the three Gre- rnonts leaning forward tensely. Mrs. 0remont's long, scarlet-lacquered nails were like talons grasping the table edge, her eyes glittered with avarice.

" To my grand niece, Irene Har- tigan Cvremont. her husband, Jus- tine Gremont, and their daughter, Gwendolyn. I leave the sum oi one dollar each. They are amply supplied with the world's goods and have no need or my money! "

There was a loud, sucking intake of breath as Mrs. Gremont. stood up.

"There's been some mistakel we are Mr. Hartigan's nearest relatives -he can't have been in his right mindl"

Her brittle. cigarette-husky voice cracked gratingly. Mr. Prentice held up an admonishlng hand . . . "Please, Mrs. Gremont, let me finish the will beiore you discuss it"

.She sat down and he continued. " "Io my other grandneice, Abigail

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