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Thirteen
BLACK AND RED CHECK
I
Mrs. Sandbourne returned just as the party was sitting down to lunch. Her
news was not good. Miss Temple was still unconscious. She certainly could
not be moved for several days.
Having given the bulletin, Mrs. Sandbourne turned the conversation to
practical matters. She produced suitable timetables of trains for those who
wished to return to London and proposed suitable plans for the resump-
tion of the tour on the morrow or the next day. She had a list of suitable
short expeditions in the near neighbourhood for this afternoon—small
groups in hired cars.
Professor Wanstead drew Miss Marple aside as they went out of the din-
ing room—
“You may want to rest this afternoon. If not, I will call for you here in an
hour’s time. There is an interesting church you might care to see—?”
“That would be very nice,” said Miss Marple.
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