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"Tell irl was hted beacon-likeof the cottage

came into view Then Fyne uttered a solemn: "Certainly not," with

profound assurance But i person indeed," which unsettled ot up at six o'clock in theto commit suicide," I

declared crustily "It's unheard of! This is a farce"

As a edy

Coe we had a view of Mrs Fyne inside still sitting

in the strong light at the round table with folded arh she had not moved her very head by asin a sort of unsubtle way; crudely aht Why crudely? I don't know Perhaps because I saw her then in

a crude light I ht of an unshaded lamp

Our mental conclusions depend so much on momentary physical

sensations--don't they? If the laone ho politelya girl-friend in that manner is unpleasant It is also

mysterious So mysterious that a certaindoes happen Moreover I had never really understood

the Fynes; he with his sole of