"That was never my picture, or she wanted a target for her skill and didn't care what she took.

That is all I have to say to you or to the Coroner of Greene County, on a matter in which I have no concern.
I am sorry to disappoint both of you, but it is so." He rose, and the Coroner did not seek to detain him.

He merely observed, as the director turned to go: "Have you heard the latest news about Mrs.Taylor ?" "No." "She is improving rapidly.

Soon she will be able to appear before the jury already chosen to inquire into the cause and manner of Miss Willetts' death." "A fine woman!" came in a burst from the director's lips as he faced about for a good-bye nod.

"I don't know when I have seen one I admired more." And Coroner Price had nothing to say, he was stupefied.
But it was not so with Mr.Gryce, who entered immediately upon Mr.
Roberts' departure.
"Not a jarring note," he remarked.