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Come on, You Guinea Pigs!
Isolationist
Tiger(skin) and the Lady
Vesterday
By BEATRICE MUIR
Chapter 22
Margot came In with the
schnapps and while she served
him Freya cast around for a
subject of conversation. She
asked how long Glita Neumann
expected to stay in the village.
"Do you like Fraulein Neu
mann?" Coming In that quiet
way It took her so by surprise
she could not answer immedi
ately. She knew something lay
behind his deliberate casual
ness. Before she could answer
their eyes held and he had an
insight to her hesitancy. In turn
she caught his sudden confusion
under a new thought concerning
her, then he sat forward screw
ing in his monocle as if to set
a screen between them.
"Why," he asked politely, "do
you always suspect my conver
sation of ulterior meaning."
Knowing he was hurt she felt
a vindictive pleasure. She
smiled slyly.
"Perhaps because I've wit
nessed the result of so many
of your ulterior meanings." He
noticed how she threw all her
personality into her voice, and
it was the kind of personality
he had in the past been forced
to destroy, lock away in prison
until its dangerous vitality was
consumed.
Annoyance tinged his voice:
"Naturally I've a reason for
coming."
"Naturally." The irony in her
tone was thinly veiled hostility
and they both knew it. He had
wanted to make a more delicate
approach but now she forced
him to bluntness. For a minute
he hated her because she made
him feel clumsy.
"You forget," she laughed.
"I've not heard your proposal
only the threat." There was cold
appraisal in his eyes.
"Fraulein Neumann," he said
in a business-like way,, "intends
to ask you to be her accom
panist on her concert tour . . .
may I suggest that you accept,
for, shall we say, your husband's
continued peace of mind."
Her mind worked rapidly,
this is his one hope of keeping
me in Germany, preventing a
chance meeting with Franz. But
that is the least of it. As long
as we are in Germany Conrad
can't do anything without en
dangering Ernst. Aloud she said.
"If my husband is well enough
I might consider the tour . . .
are you going to this length to
impress Glita Neumann?" As he
leaned back in his chair rub
bing his thick square hands to
gether she knew she had created
the right impression. The bold
ness of his look made her lower
her eyes.
"We understand a lover's
problems, eh!" His uncouth
laugh Jarred her.
"I seem to have amused you,
General," she said icily.
Quickly his laugh stopped.
Once more he felt a little awk
ward in her presence. He stood
up. "I really can't discuss it
with you more fully this time,
I have an engagement."
She saw him to the door,
mechanically answered his leave
taking. None of us will h safp
she thought, if Niel doesn't get
away.
Stcphcnie faced the nnnr as
she entered. "Why did he
come?"
"To make certain I'd arrpnt
Glita Neumann's proposal to be
her accompanist on her concert
tour."
"It's to keep you in Ger
many," cried Stephanie. "Where
they can watch you."
Freya flung her arms around
her.
"We'll eel Niel awav then
Van Beck can be caught in his
own net." Then she felt Steph
anie's body rigid under her
hands, "What's the matter?"
"He may try to get out todav
now! Oh God, I should have
told him I was coming here."
She drew the back of her hand
across her mouth as if to keep
trom screaming. In a whirl she
was at the door, pulling on her
ski-cap. "If he comes here,
phone Glita immediately.
Freya went outside with her.
stood by while she fastened the
harness. They kissed. She saw
the frail figure pole down the
driveway then across the slope
Niel was already in the attic.
He wore the civilian clothes,
overcoat and hat that Stephanie
had smuggled to him and he was
Is nowhere
kneeling down on the floor
packing his uniform and great
coat into a suitcase. Then he
tip-toed toward the stairs, his
breath sucked in from the shock
of a creaking beam. The next
two beams betrayed his weight
and he reached the stairs with
sweat on his face. A noise from
below sent him against the slop
ing wall over the gap of the
stairs, it was the scrape of Sieg
mund's boots as he rose and
walked with relentless unhaste
toward the attic door. Niel let
go the suitcase and crouched
ready to leap before he wai
seen. In a way this was better,
what noise they made would
not carry downstairs to Joseph.
The attic door below opened.
"Kitty! puss, puss!" called
Siegmund, "come here, you
pest!" Niel felt a hysterical de
sire to laugh. Siegmund came
up two steps and called the cat
again, then he swore and banged
down to the hall. Niel heard a
buzzer ring and in a few min
utes Joseph's cracked voice
came from a distance.
"What is it?"
"That damn cat. It's in the
attic again." As Joseph came
up he apologized for disturbing
him. "It never comes when I call
and I can't scramble around in
the dust up there." v
"No matter," said Joseph 'pa
tiently, "I'll catch it."
Now Niel could see his bent
white head, now his stooped
shoulders, then he was at the
lop breathing heavily, mopping
his brow with a white handker
chief. If he turns his head left,
thought Niel, he'll see me.
Joseph turned his head. They
stared at each other. Resentment
fed by the anxiety of the last
few hours glittered from Niel's
eyes, but he was met only by a
fleeting astonishment which
gave way to a mild look he
could not fathom.
(To be continued)
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