12/24 "But what is Flett's theory ?" "If he has one, he's clever at hiding it," Edgar broke in; "but I'm doubtful. In my opinion, he knows the value of the professional air of mystery." "When I see any use in it, I can talk," retorted Flett. "What's your notion, Mr.Lansing? "Of course, there are only two explanations of the thing, and the first is that it was an accident. In that case, the fellow must have been out after antelope or cranes." "There's an objection: it's close season; though I wouldn't count too much on that. |