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SYLVIA and Bill Broughley were sitting in the windmill lounge when Hazel and Simon entered. Sylvia was looking happier than for some time past and Bill seemed well pleased with himself. It was evident that they had explained away any doubts or misunderstandings there might have been between them and the future looked bright. Yet they could not disguise from themselves that a cloud must remain until the solution had been found to the mystery of the murder that had removed the obstacle to their union.
"Ever seen that, Sylvia?" asked Hazel, putting the leather bag on a table near her.