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but his technique was faulty

"I H816 To SPOI-I Illusions" Corrie ivas smoking; her bag » ____. '

was on the floor beside her. and “umdeulﬂ-

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no use to the enemy. Mere Oolibri QK 10 5 N _.

carried no gun; of that he was ‘Q 10 W E .3936

sure. and offered thanks, for she ‘K 10 4 3 s ‘Q 9 7 5

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his back lo the door and his aims 32K 5 s ca“ Anders“ folded: i-f he had a gun, it was in ‘ can, _. - ' ~ his pocket, and from that attitude The bidding: g F")! Q “I

he would break no records in South West North East " ' i- '" reaching it. l. 1Q INT 2Q ' I”.

Kirk was the worst danger, a- 3' P”! 4' Pass "‘ ' ',‘

part from Graham, Kirk sat upon Pass Pass (

the table, and his hands were in ,1 his pockets, which ls a dangerous ' » v place for a, born gunman's hands was led the spade queen. The l to be. Over and above all‘ else. ‘king was smothered by East's ace g. _ Graham had to be reckoned with. ‘and a spade was returned. South ,- , It would take something exiraor- lured the third round of the suit ~ , rilnary to throw hLm of! his guard. and ma" took siuck. , Something extraordinary! That. was; n, w“ obvious that, in addition‘ ; it! Peggy was looking at himito me 4W0 tricks glraad-y lost a l gravely, but her eyes were c-mfl- diamond wouid have m he 5urfend-l ; dent and inspired. You want some- Pr“; w ‘he enemy, and therefore . thing extraordinary, said they rcn- the yam o; me comm“. rested

lenlﬂlll’; W9 ha" II- squarely on the trump situation.‘

She had not accepted the Proi- south, knowring his "percentages." ,...J__.v. fared seat. She moved a step near- "mud m“ with my“ “rump; B’! _ ~ Y vvinu

er to Graham, only one step. thus putting herself between Kirk upon the table. and Peter in his chair against the wall. Thus Kirk's view of the second captive was obs-cui- ed. Peter did not like i-t. because it placed Peggy directly in Kirk's line of fire: but he saw the logic ot it.

"My dear people," she said soft-

biit I don'o think. cven now. you realize whom you're dealing with.” She had her audience; all eyes were upon her. cool and confident- ly amused, but still she held them. "I'm tin-aid all these lovely dreams at quickllme in the cellar and burials at sra are lust w mudl poppyr-ock. They'll never come oﬂ. my dear Mere Collbri. Things aren't always what they seem-nmy dear Mr. Graham." She had dropped as handy a hint as she could find, there; if Peter dl-d not take it, she might as well throw up the sponge. But he would, he had; out of the

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ly, "I hate to spoil your illusions. .

ﬁnesse for the king. and acting 0n that. knowledge he led a low trump and, when west played the five.‘ put ln dummy?’ queen. The finesse’ was ruccesstul but unlortunatelyi West still had the K-IO over dec-I larer's Jack and thereiore could not 1,, detprivcd qt a trump trick-I The contract was doomed.

South was rlsht in flnesslniz for, the heart king but he was wrong in his technique. The proper lead from his hand was the lack. Con-j sider: i! the heart king is in West'a| hand—-blank. slﬂlllll 811571195 m’! doubly guarded-the lead oi the‘ jaclgiack cannot lose. If West. does‘ not cover. the jack holds, and an- other finesse is established. Ii West docs cover, dummy‘; ace wins, and it East shows out. (as in this actual deal) a. second finesse is autom- atically set up against West's ten. In short. once declarer has deter- mined to finesse to: the kin! (ll he should). the play o! l-hﬁ it!“ cannot coat a trick. and it aalns in the event that West has all three o! the missing trumps.

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