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misunderstanding about that note."
News of Mrs. Abernathy's letter had traveled like a
final party game through the living room, since Arthur
and Priss, clinging to the hope that there was an
alternative explanation, had more or less played
"Beanie, Beanie, who's got our Beanie?" with several of
the guests. But no one had seen her since Tracy (now
crushed with guilt) had left her with that unpardonable
poet in the Prim Minister's parking lot. Had Tracy not
introduced him with the topic query "Is art being
sexually abused?" Recalling the incident, she said to
Priss sadly, "It seems such a dramatic irony, doesn't it?"
"Ha, ha," said Priss.
Evelyn Troyes had taken Walter Saar home. It was
important to her to understand those with access to
Jonathan Fields. Saar was not a walker; but having lost
his driver's license, and feeling what he suspected was
an excessive fear of the police, he had asked Sidney
Blossom for a ride to the party—and when Sidney went
home early, he had accepted Evelyn's offer for the
return trip.
"I know this road," she promised, gunning the motor