so o knoees ice. And to knoerested in your  mig certainly ougo continue. ould you let me make informal representations on your be;

    Dr. Malone felt like a dro. quot;ll make a difference? I dont mean to suggest t... I dont kno;

    quot; ; said Dr. Payne.

    Dr. Malone looked at  Oliver just said o  o be understanding Sir Cter ty o sit dooo.

    quot;Im glad you take my point,quot; said t;Youre quite rigion Id be especially glad to see you taking. And provided ra money from anotoget;

    quot;ait, ,quot; said Dr. Malone. quot;ait a minute. tter for us. Im perfectly o discuss ts, but not tion. Surely you see—quot;

    Sir Cure of regret and got to . Oliver Payne stood too, anxious.

    quot;No, please, Sir C; ;Im sure Dr. Malone ening, for goodness sake. And it mig;

    quot;I t you o Geneva?quot; she said.

    quot;Geneva?quot; said Sir C;Excellent place. Lot of scope t of money, too. Dont let me ;

    quot;No, no, its not settled yet,quot; said Dr. Payne ily. quot;t to discuss—its all still very fluid.

    Sir C do you some coffee?quot;

    quot;t ; said Sir C again, isfied cat.

    Dr. Malone looked at  time. Se sixties, prosperous, confident, beautifully dressed, used to t of everyto moving among po ears. Oliver  get  unless tisfied him.

    She folded her arms.

    Dr. Payne ;Sorry its rative....quot;

    quot;Not at all. S I ;

    quot;Do, please,quot; said Dr. Payne.

    quot;ell, I understand t youve made some fa