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Chapter 20
Cloud returned to the kitchen
doorway. He looked at both
of them sharply. Barbara lift
ed her head and freed herself
from Martin's arms: she was
careful not to look again toward
the stove.
Cloud said, "She didn't do it
herself."
Martin tried to interpret his
somehow meanful inflection.
'How about the note?" he ask
ed.
I'll show you." The detec
tive started back for the liv
ing room. "Don't walk on that
rug; use the floor."
They followed. Cloud slop
ped by the writing desk and
pointed to a fountain pen, un
capped, lying on the blotter.
'She wrote it with that, bhe
wasn't alone; someone stood here
at her shoulder, making her
write, cither by threat or trick
ery. He had this in his hand "
Cloud indicated a heavy silver
candlestick at the nearer end of
the mantel, one of a pair with
globes the size of a man's fist
at the base. "The bottom is
filled with lead. There are
traces on it, showing how he
used it."
"That bruise behind the ear,"
Martin said.
"He hit her just as she finish
ed the second sentence. The
point of the pen dug into the
paper and spattered ink across
the note; it's bent out of shape.
That's why I think perhaps he
tricked her. If it was supposed
to be her own confession, made
in fear of death, he'd have wait
ed for her to sign; but if he was
pretending to dictate his own
confession, which she expected
him to sign, he wouldn't wait."
Martin drew a long, gusty
breath, seeing with his mind
everything except the features
of the other person who had
been in the room.
"And then," Cloud said, point
ing again, "he dragged her to
the kitchen. There are her
slippers under the desk as they
fell from her feet. There are
the two furrows in the pile of
the rug where her heels touched
the floor."
Through the open doorway
came the noise of several pairs
of feet on the stairway and in
the hall. A policeman in uni
form came first; he stopped on
the threshold and looked In
quiringly at Cloud, while three
or four plainclothesmen, carry
ing a huge suitcase and various
smaller cases, gathered behind
him. Martin recognized two of
the men and nodded.
Cloud disappeared briefly in
to the bedroom as the men en
tered, then emerged and beck
oned to Martin and Barbara.
"You two wait in here where
you won't be underfoot. I
doubt if anything in this room
will help us, but just In case
I'm wrong, please don't romp
around unnecessarily."
In a sense, Martin felt, he was
partly responsible for what had
happened to Clarabelle. If he
had not called on her and plant
ed fear in her mind it might
have been different.
Quite likely she had hastened
her doom. He could imagine her.
childishly troubled, at the tele
phone, pronouncing her own
death sentence: "He knows 1
was there . . . I'm afraid he
suspects . . . I'm afraid . . ."
But who was the killer, the
man who had been shrewd
enough to hit upon a simple and
convincing scheme to solve his
problem at her expense, yet
clumsy enough so that Cloud
had broken down the pretense
within five minutes? He thought
of Clarabell's first husband,
Dexter, who had been loyal aft
er all other, men had forsaken
her. Dexter had given her
money and promised more; but
he had done that often, long
before any question of murder
had arisen, not to buy favors
but out of steadfast love and
pity.
He thought of Ennis. It was
difficult to picture the publish
er as a murderer the first time,
but with that hurdle taken it
was absurdly easy to assume
that he would kill again.
Martin thought of Morrissey
and there was the most impres
sive suspect of all, by tempera
ment, report and such intangible
evidence as was available.
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Barbara said, "It doesn't seem
real. Who would be capable of
such an awful thing?"
"Whoever was capable of
killing Searle," Martin replied,
wishing with all his heart that
she might hrvc been spared this
' But she was so pathetic, so
inoffensive."
"I guess a murderer has to
lake His victims as they come.
He can't pick them for their
pitiable or hateful qualities, but
only becaus-" they're In his
way."
"It's so dreadful, so frighten
ing." He leaned forward and put
his hand over hers, lying on the
army of the chair. He said, "This
time they're almost sure to
catch him. He'll be twice as vul
nerable. They'll be able to elim
inate some suspects in the first
murder who couldn't possibly
have done this one as they've
eliminated Clarabells alrerady
and that will let them con
centrate on the ones who are
left."
"How long will they keep
us here?"
"Cloud wants to talk to us.
Right now he's busy rounding
up all the self-evident facts. The
medical examiner will be 'here
and Cloud will want him to,
guess at the time of death. He'll
have special orders to give, er
rands to send men on. Then, I
imagine, he 11 get rid of us as
soon as he can."
"I wish he'd hurry," she said.
She rested her head against the
back of the chair and closed
her eyes. Her hand beneath
his was still, her breathing was
hardly perceptible. She seemed
to be asleep, lost in a grave and
remote dream He looked at her
for a long time, sensible only
of a deep, persistent yearning.
Scarcely knowing what he
was doing, he leaned over and
kissed her lips.
Her eyes opened slowly.
There was no expression in their
hazel depths, or else there was
an unfathomable expression.
"Why did you do that, Mar
tin?" "Because I wanted to."
He was about to kiss her
again because he wanted to,
more than he had ever wanted
anything, when the door
opened.
(To be continued)
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Versatile blouses Here is a
blouse to make two ways and
wear many, many more. First
have it with a pretty peplum
and bow neck to grace a favor
ed skirt . . . then make one with ,
a simple belt and key-hole to
wear with suits.
No. 2701 is cut in sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20, 36, 38, 40 and 42.
Size 16 requires IVt yds. 39-in.
for blouse with peplum.
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