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He was covertly Whlllhxaj her hands twist is small lace handker- chief. It expressed the t neas that was within her. He wished there was some way he could learn more about the strained situation between her and Nick Walker. And he wished her face. startling white in the vague light all the big room, weren't so much like a set mark. it haunted him.

And suddenly, a feeling of dread shot through him. This weird, ovcrstuifed house and the people in it-with an ugly murder in the background-wasn't in nice thing to be around. There were so many buried facts he had to find out- so many uncertainties he had in clear up. what would finally awak- en Irene's sleeping mind? Why did she think Johnny was Bart?

There was a lot Nancy could tell him. she was perhaps the strang- est of the bunch.

Johnny thought he had never been mixed up with so many dark currents in his life.

Mentally, Johnny hitched up his belt and soberly regarded the strange Nancy England.

He said abruptly. "Do you mind if I call you Nancy?"

He saw her hands stop worrying the lace handkerchief.

"Why...no. of course not.”

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"It seems much more sociable.”

"Yes. it does."

"After all, I'll be staying here a while." '

"Yes," she said.

He decided it was exactly the right lead for what he was trying to do. this answer he was at- tempting to learn. She smiled a little now. That is,half or her face smiled. The affected part of her features did not. Obviously aware of this, of the weird expression it gave her, she went around with that dead-pan look. And. he thought. with something that had died a little inside of her.

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Moe's voice was sailing. "Come on. pal."

O O I CHAPTER XII

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into the library. To Johnny. the two of them made a perfect part- nership. The Great Dane had at- tached himself to Nice.

Moe said, looking around. "Bay. where is Nick Walker?" Then. turning to Johnny. he added. "I thought yould be back with your tongues hanging out, so I made three drinks."

"Nick left," said Nancy. Her manner had changed again.

"Three's just enough," Johnny said, offering one of the glasses to the woman.

"She doesn't drink anything." said Moe. He set the tray and one glass on a coffee table. reaching for Johnny's extra drink. "The ex- Lra one won't spoil." I-ils round face looked cheerful for once. "I found five kinds of rum." Johnny's eyes were amazed. He still held the two glasses. "Good God, I hope you didn't find any- thing else to put in them?"

"No," said Moe. "Just rum." Johhny held one glass toward Nancy England. "Try it. Maybe it will do you good.”

she looked up at him, something in her dark eyes. Her smooth hair looked like shiny mahogany around her ivory-white iace. "Really. I donit drink -"

"Try it."

Abruptly. as though with grim determination, she accepted the glass. Her fingers brushed his own. and they were trembling: It was the one outward indication that she was deeply upset about some- thingn

Johnny sipped the cool drink. It was good rum and, amazingly, Moe's blending had accomplished perfect results.

"It does taste nice," said Nancy England.

"Doesn't it though. " Johnny said.practlcally finishing his glass.

He watched Nancy. Now, that she had made up her mind, the drink was disappearing with slac- rity. He offered her one of his cigarettes.

The Great Dane lay stretched on the floor. head "between his out- stretched paws, looking up at them out of one open eye.

"You think I can't duplicate them?" repeated Moe. "I made a whole shaker full."

"Why didn't you say so?" de- manded Johnny. He put his empty glass on the tray, handed the tray to Moe Martin. I-Ie wasisomewhat surprised to see that Nancy Eng- land had finished also. He put her glass on the tray. too.

"I might as well just bring in the: shaker." said Moe, ignoring the tray ma going toward the hall.

Nancy sighed and rested her head against the deep cushion of the armchair. "It does make you feel cooler." she crossed her legs. Johnny observed that she had nicely rounded knees. I-is wonder- ed why she didnt wear more styl- ish clothes.

"Yes." he agreed. "It sure has been hot lately. No rain out here at all, they say."

"That's right."

"Do you do much driving?" Jo nny asked.

'Very little."

Nancy added. "Kay's the good driver in the family. My sister. I-00 ...'of course, not right now." "Naturally..." Johnny lit an- other cigarette. "I understand you are going to stay out here with Irene for a few days?" '

"I'm sorr-y...what did you ssy?' Her eyes, now. did not center on him directly. They apDeareds11sht- ly out of focus. It must be won- derful. Johnny thought. to get a belt out of a drink as swiftly as that.

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