The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 13, Issue 5 (August 1, 1938)
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“May I show you two photographs to see if you can recognise them?” asked Lynn.
(Continued.)
It was late when Lynn came in. He found Mr. Kay and Cushla still in the sitting-room.
“You are a nice one, Lynn, to stop out all the evening,” said Cushla.
“Couldn't help it. I know I should have asked permission to be excused, instead of vanishing away. Have Mr. Jasper and Wynder gone to bed?”
“I think so,” replied Cushla.
Lynn went over to Mr. Kay. “Do you mind my speaking before Miss Cushla, Mr. Kay?”
“Not at all, Lynn.”
“Well, I want to go with you the day after to-morrow, along the train line, and through the bush to meet Martin at the gate and go the trip with him. I don't want to be seen, and I don't want anyone to know, except your good selves and Mr. Jasper.”
“What's in the wind, Lynn?” asked Kay.
“I may be able to tell you later on, but at present I am contenting myself with precautions.”
“You don't mean to say you are suspicious of any of the men, Lynn?”