Still I see what you're up against--the death of this fellow means that you are afraid now to leave Cavendish alive.

If he ever appears again in the flesh this New York murder will have to be accounted for.

Is that it ?" "It leaves us in an awkward position." "All right.

We understand each other then.

Let's get to business.
You want me to help out in a sort of accident, I presume--a fall over a cliff, or the premature discharge of blasting powder; these things are quite common out here." Neither Enright nor Beaton answered, but Lacy was in no way embarrassed by their silence.