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Blmhen tapped cautloualy on; the panel of the door. ‘There wu no reply to hts knock for a moment? then a red-eyed woman opened the door an inch or two. l

"What la it?" ahe asked hoarse» l).

"1 heard you weeping," "‘ “ explained. “It worried me."

“Why should it?" Lady Kitty appeared to be regaining her con- fidence. .

"I don't suppose there‘: any real. reason,’ Stephen confessed. “Ii thought perhaps 1 might be aible to help."

At that she gave way onca more to a fit of weepl-ng and leaned heavily against the edge of the half-opened door.

"Come out on deck." he auggest- ed. Lady Kitty allowed Stephen to pilot her across her deck to the rail.

“About hlsitantly.

"Please-don't." she pleaded. "I can't bee: it.“

But Stephen had no li-tentlc-n of being short circiiitcd. Ht wanted the truth and he was determined so far as he could, to get it.

"So you passed it over to Great»-

ttia box—" Bizphen.

rlx?" She nodded. - "Do you know what was in that box?" Stephen's voice was sharp and accusing. She nad not spared his feelings the previous night.

“I know nothing about. it." she said, iearfuliy. "All I know is that I‘d give anything to undo what have done."

There was deep bitternt-sa in the words. .

"You mean that Greetrlx, hav- lng got what he wanted. hag now told you to go?"

she norldeo “He's a brute." she said. savagely.

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"He's probab.y still asleep m his tent on the island."

"Then I'm going to have a few words with him," Stephen announ- ced, moving from her side.

"Not about the box?" she cried

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CHAPTER XXII

Villain’: Audience

Stephen, finding both Sir Tim- cow's and Geeatriics tents des- erted. wandered whether Sir Timothy had already stumbled on secret and gone after Greatrix.

He climbed quickly up a near- by hill and thinned up the slender stem of a young palm. From this vantage he scanned the narrow

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the heavy form of Sir Timothy toiling manfully over some partic- ularly rough ground towards a shallow valley. 0f Greatrix he saw no sign.

Stcpiifen decided that. in the ab- sence of Greatrix. nis wisest course would be to follow as quickly as he could on the heels of the miliivn- dire, for it was utterly irnlike Sir Timothy's normally lethargic dis- position ta be dot-ng any hard walking, particularly betore break- fast. So off set Stephen in pursuit.

Meanwhile Oraatrix hzirl been having greater difficulty with the lock o! the deed box than he had anticipated. The pattern was a new one to him. and while there could be no doubting this efficacy cl tihe tcol with which l’! W! 0P‘ crating. the lock was stubborn.

At last. he heard a recognizable "dick" down in the mechanism and the subsequent uprising of the strong lid was only the work of a moment.

The box was crammed with docu- ments. and he realized that to scrutinise them thorouihlll W“ going to take a long time. l-lo-w- ;ever, Greatrlx was a firm believer that there waii no time like the present and bﬁlln l0 031°" W'- 111° first to come to his lingers.

He had just withdrawn the paper, however. when he expﬂlﬂﬂ- cod a sensation that he W5! 110! l1- together alone He raised his eyes slowly and his face blunihed- S1! Timothy Pointer was standing about a dozen paces away from him at the edge of the hollow at which point he had emerged from the ecrulb. . - Sir Timothy's eyes were like gog- gles. There before hlxn sat Greatrlx with his valuable deed box open on H: knees calmly proceeding to view e contents.

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Illmriae. For a moment it stupe- Iled him; “Wed him to bl utterly incapable of movement; lncoheq ent to tongue.

“What the devil are you doing with that box?" he spltlttered, a1- ter the limse of l few amends.

Greatrix pushed back the docu- ment and snapped down the lid. The gloves were off rather earlier ,than he had either expected or anticipated. He smiled. It wu an ‘oily. aelf-oaittsfied amtie.

‘What doﬁa it. look ll i! I've been doing?" asked Grezitrix, in- eolently.

Sir Timothy took a pica 10r-

wml "Give ma that box at once?” he demanded. turiously. i But Greetrlx was accustomed to situations such as this. He had; perfected the technique. ire real~' ized that S.r Timothy's bluster tit-as dictated by fear. arid fear is always the best weapon that can be delivered into e. blackmnllere hands. l

"Not so fast, Sir ‘Timothy!’ he cautioned. "I don't want to disap- point. you, bu’. 1 think that you ap- preciate th-ir. unfortunate position even better than 1 do myself. ‘mi; box is valualole—very valuable, I should think, and you wouldn't. like to lose it or to feel that its ‘contents by some mischance got into hands less delicate than mine." Greatrix mused, watching the face of his victim carefully.

Sir Timothy was too stunned tn reply. He stood there bhnkly.

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=6ontraet Bridge

: By Jvlepltlne Culbertson

‘ Fault: on Both Qldoa

= The bidding in today's deal. or ‘rather. a. single bid made by North was almost incredibly bad, but considering tiie excellent poiiitl-on of cards that he found. the de- ,clarer ahmlid have Iulfiilcd his in. 'ferior contract.

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North made a terrible hid when he took out the tltree-notrump contract to tour clubs. Apparently, he became conscience stricken that he had previously made a tzwo-uver-one response with such meager values i-n his hand, and. in an absurd efiort to rescue a con- tract that had not even been doubled by the opponents, ha ro- bld hla minor auit.

Actually, South should have taken the four-club bid to six clubs. since he could scarcely know how bad NOIYJYA last bid had been The tour-spade. bid. even on auoh a solid four-card luit, an probably cine o! those ‘angry bids" that oc- curs eo Often. iwest opened a low heart and South captured East's queen. Your leads o1 trumps fortunately drop- ped all the outstanding cuxh in that suit, ann declarer then passed a club. East won with the queen and returned a heart. Declarer won and now led directly to the club ace, hoping for a 1-2 break. When it tailed to develop the cen- tract was hopeless.

In view of the fut that declare! had full control of the other two suits. it was inexcusable not to pug another club trick, to tnaura tho running’ o1 the rest o! the ault. By thua giving the enemy two clubs, South would have assured himself of a trick 0W3!" contract.

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