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She rose and walked t.) hl, desk M"! 850ml IOOk-ng down m. him. He 0188 some marks on he;- SIOYY. thrust it at a waiting copy boy. who moved swiftly on, as though TWWIII 0f an explosion that mustn't be let. of! too cloﬂ at hand.

"Whewﬂ viz-u get that story?" Tracy ﬁtment-ed of Ann. without przumbie.

Shc stared 14' him, puzzled,

"Why, at the city morgue, of oourse-ivhcre you sent mo," she answered insanztiy‘.

He looked ner over as trough ho had never seer her befflfe_

"Then why didn't you call me back? Didn't Jim give you my message, asking you to mi] me?" he demanded

A little color crept into Ann's face. but sh; only said, "I didnii, know I was supposed to call you back, I — didn't see Jim."

"And you cirlnt see the_rr\ stiff either, d"rl you?" asked Tracy dryllf- I asked Jim to have you M11 m6. bvicre he shovred you the body.”

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led. And it was a grin thut tv-ok . years on his stze. and made ‘look almost boyish and gay and startlingly attractive. For the first time she realized that tvhPe he 1'35 ‘not. at all ﬁnd-looking in Lyn's smooth. welH-ved v/ziy. there was I a distinct ilPyCﬂI in his lcun, rather craggy dark face and he; heart yrkcd a little, sharp sur- prise in its accelerated tempo.

"I ieit sure you'd be 1 no shape to usc a tdephcne, altar you'd lecn the bony." '10 told her, a

teasing light .11 his green eyes. And then he sobcied and said grimly, "It was a rotten trick, sending a kid like you on such an assign ment—"

“Don't!" Arn said sharply. Puzzled. he asked. "Don't what?“ “Don't »- go soft cm me," said Ann suspiciously.

His puzzierrent gave way to re- sentment.

“Soft/P" he repeated and there was an edge to his voice that was more familiar to her thaw the un- accustomed genalitv he'd been displaying. “Well, even a rnr" neck like me can soften up a where a kid !'.'l-:e you is conccrne... he defended himsclf. anus-yen at the necessity for a deiense. and resenting her all the more that he should be annoyed with illmSCli. It. was on her account, and his un- noyance was aimed at her as well 8s at himseii

"Well don't!" she warned him lcliy. “You've tried to get rid of me by being tough; no.v you're trying to get rid oi me by going aott and friendly and stinking up on my blind side. But it won't work. mister _ it won't viork! I'm here to stay, s: long as i can make the grade; and when I can't, thcn the contract says you can fire me. with a clear conscience."

CHAPTER Ill

Tracy studied her for .1 moment and then said Jerklly, "O. K.. Clay- ton. have it Your own way. Let's see what you can do towards whacking out.

project.‘ He flung some ehppcd notes to her. and thr- tclcfrhone screamed

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West opened the club queen. De- clarer automatically roughed {or ace, but before touching that card he settled back ior a little thought. It was well for hm that; he clldl I! the club ace had been ixlayed on the first trlzk misfortune would have overtake-n the contract, be- cause. as may be seen. deciarer could not have ruffed a club in dummy WLILIOUY encountering an over-ruff by East, and no other line cl play would have been znore sat» isiactory

However. after due consideration South won the first trick ‘in his own hand. leaving the club ace in dummy. He t-ren cashed the spade ace and saw the distribution d! Trumps. Now he shrewdly conclud- ed that it ought oe darngerous to try for a clun ruff, and he decided that he would first test out a safer line oi play. He cashed the diamond ace and led to the king. then dis- cared a diamond. on the heart. king. His next move was to ruff a dia- mond. and when bot-h opponents followed suit to this round, the need 1o: a. Club rufi had vanished. South merely extracted all of East's trumps. led to the club ace. and the heart ace and the mst club on dummy's fourth diamond.

1r, ghnuid bi‘ observed that the only risk declerer ran through the plan he adopted was that the second lead o! diamonds would tie ruffed, and this was a substantially smal- ler risk than leading three rounds of clubs If. the diamonds had not. broken 3-3. South then could have fallen -back on a club ruff as the final hODE.

at him and he scoppcd it up as Ann went back to her desk. Her story appeared 1n the morn-

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