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and stared down on to bankment. could just catch a glimpse of the gilded eagle on the Air Force War Memorial.

Alrlos Flight

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He stopped in his restless prowl the hu- Through the trees he

“Well, it must depend on the

verdict of the court martial. mustn't

it?” Sir George shrugged his shoul-

ders.

"They'll hlrcak him all right -— bound to," he said. "Question is — what will Larrimore do?"

Miss Wright looked up with eyes astonishingly kindly and shrewd. "You'll have to catch hlm quick if you want him, Sir George. ii I'm not very much mistaken in him. he's the type of man who'll be off to the ends of the earth in quick time."

"Which, my dear Cynthia. is Just why my plan should appeal to him. Where is that newspaper?"

There came a knock on the door. A small boy slipped in nnlselessly. handed a folded evening paper to Miss Wright, and slipped out again. "Well?" barked Sir George. as the paper rustled.

"Dismissed the Bervicc - unfit to serve His Majesty in any capacity --the usual headline stuff-J’

Sir George swung back to the window.

"Right you are!" he said quietly. "Get me Larrimore to this office at eleven to-morrow morning. And l suppose that means Hubert, as well, if we're to get things ap- proximately settled. And I musl have a definite delivery date fol the 'plane. You'll ring up the fac- tory. Cancel any other engage- ment I may have for tn-mcrrow morning-and I'd better keep lunch- eon free in case Larrimore needs buttering up. And warn young Jorrocks, that new publicity man of ours-J’

"I know, Sir George.”

“You would!" Sir George grin- ned and tossed the butt of his cigar out of the window. “I‘ll be here a little aften ten."

"I'll be ready for you, George."

The Chairman of Associated Air- ways, Limited, picked up his hat and stick. and lighted a fresh cigar.

“New ‘plane - flight for arch- aeological purposes — record over desert-it all looked a bit stodgy, Cynthia. But throw Rupert Larri- more into the omelette. and ilT look quite a different and quite n. tasty dishl"

CHAPTER III

Sir

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Big Ben was just sn-iking eleven on the morning of the follolving day, when Rupert Larrimore walk- ed into Sir George Manson's office. Miss Wright observed him with carefully concealed interest, as she got up from her desk and apologiz- ed for her Chief's lateness. He was pale certainly. His lips were closed in a thin line like a trap, and lilo prominent jaw was set like cast steel.

He walked with swift movements, admirably co-orrlinated. straight across Miss Wright's outer office and through the further door into Sir George's sanctum. 1-ie did not turn until he reached the fine Adam fireplace at its further end Then he swung on his heel, and stood rocking a little on his feel. Miss Wright remembered watching the greater cats behind bars at the Zoo, and had a momentary feel- ing of discomfort.

"I'm sorry Sir George is late.“ she said. “I'm expecting him any minute."

Larrimore gave a. short laugh. “I rather anticipated punctual-

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ity," he said. "My time's valuable you know-especially now it's all my own."

"Naturally." agreed Miss Wright. Rupert Larrimore stared. l-ic had hoped for an excuse to make a scene.

"I'm not going to wait for more than five minutes," he said. Again Cynthia Wright refused to be drawn.

"I don't think you'll have to." she said pleasantly. "Do sit down. Can I get you anything? A cigar- ette, or a newspaper?"

Larrimore jerked up his head and grinned.

“Thanks, no. I've read all the papers I want to see for quite a time."

Miss Wright flushed.

“That was stupid of me. I apol-

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"On the contrary." said Cynthia

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Wright. “If you'll forgive my say- ing so, Mr. Larrirnore, I've been one of your admirers. And like a good many other people I think that the authorities might have treated you better."

At the "Mr." Larrimore had win- ced. But simultaneously he ad- mired the secretaryh tact.

"It's reasonable to pity a man who's been cashlered," he said slowly, "but as for admiration-J‘ "After all," pursued Miss Wright, "you were the first man to fly the South Pacific solo."

"Quite" said Larrimore.

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