56/236 Besides, I'm solemnly pledged by Mrs.March not to go near any sort of crowd, under penalty of having her bring the children and go with me. Her theory is that we must all die together; the children haven't been at school since the strike began. There's no precaution that Mrs.March hasn't used. She watches me whenever I go out, and sees that I start straight for this office." Fulkerson laughed and said: "Well, it's probably the only thing that's saved your life. Have you seen anything of Beaton lately ?" "No. |