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But the snag was that he had not passed. She traced the curves by which he had turned the car lip0n‘ its tracks. Beyond, there was nothing; ltere, even, the issue was confused by the tracks of another cur making precisely the Jeanie manoeuvres. But there was no doubt whatever that both cars had come so far, and here tutticd and gone back towards London. Why? Because they had seen some- thing of the movements ahead? She could not believe it. Because some message had been sent alter them? 0r—hnd she hit upon the truth lterﬂ-uware the two cars the two halves of the expedition. and not. as she had assumed, one complete whole? Had car numour two coma out in pursuit of cs: number one, and overhauled it hero? In that case. it was evident that they had, for some reason, abandoned the run. The cat was out of the bag. And now what? She had no time to puzzle her head over how the cat had escap- ed from the bag.

She moved onwards a few stops, and her torch found something else, full in the wheel-mark of Grahamu car. Ii. was so crushed into the dust where the wheel had passed over it that at first tho two ends appeared quite indepen- dent of each other; but when she put her fingers to it she found the middle section still there. splinter- ed into shivers like hlackwood. And this mess had once been a foun- tain-pen. She picked up the frag- ments, and knew something else. This mess had once been Peter's fountain-pen.

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She turned, and ran for the cot- tage, hurling open the door so sharply that her mother awoke. Ind stared, rind asked slceplly: “Good cram-ions. Peggy, whats the ntattcr?"

"What's the ntattcr?" said Peggy, , panting. "Everything1 thc matter.

West opened the spade deuce; East put up thc ace and returned the spade quccn. Dcclarer won and _p1'omplly drew trumps, then, obviously feeHt-tg that: his only chance for the contract was to guess the location o1 the club queen. led the club jack through West. to tempt that; player to cover if he could. West, however. wu not so gullible; he played low without any revealing hesitation, and deo- laxcr thereupon put up the club nco ﬂThl dummy in a belated dc- (‘iSlfIII to finesse the othtr “my. When. however, the club six “as led toward the closed hand. East showed out and it was all over-a club trick had to bc surrendered, for the defeat of the contract.

South ShOlLld have deferred his club guess until he had gathered a great deal more information about the opponents’ distribution. Observe how informative this line of play would have been:

South, after winning with the spade king. lends a diamond to the ace and ruffs a diamond with an honor. He goes tuck to dummy with a tnxnp and ruffs another diamond:

clummy's last. diamond. If he ob- serves the fall of cards he will see that East. actually showed two hearts and five diamonds (since West "fails“ on the fourth diamondi and West's original fourth-best lead (which them ls no reason to suspect as false) marks East with five spades. Thus East cannot have more than one club! South has only to lay do-wn the club king. and when East plays (ha font-spot. South tau finesse against West with complete assurance.

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