Regatta At Argenteuil

Regatta At Argenteuil
Rembrandt Biblical Scene
Rembrandt The Jewish Bride
Return of the Prodigal Son
"It makes it a little difficult for us. We are sofully booked up. His room is actually booked for another guest." She added: "You have no idea where he is?"
　　With bitterness Mrs. McCrae said:
　　"The man might be an
　　ere!" She pulled herself together. "Well, thank you,Miss Gorringe."
　　"Anything I can do –” Miss Gorringe suggested helpfully.
　　"I dare say I'll hearsoon enough," said Mrs. McCrae. She thanked Miss Gorringeagain and rang off.
　　She sat by the telephone, looking upset. She did notfear for the Canon's personal safety. If he had had anaccident she would by now have been notified. She felt sure of that. On the whole theCanon was not what one would call accident-prone. He was what Mrs. McCrae called toherself "one of the scatty ones," andthe scatty ones seemed always to be looked after by a special