Lord Loudwater rode a great deal.

He was hours in the saddle every day.

He had time and opportunity for that kind of thing." "On the other hand, there's no need for it to have been any one in the neighbourhood at all.

To say nothing of the train, it's a short enough motor drive from London; and it was a moonlight night," said Mr.Flexen.
"Then you may be able to find traces of the car.

The woman must have left it somewhere while she had the interview with Lord Loudwater," said Mr.
Carrington.
"I'll try," said Mr.Flexen, not very hopefully, "But there are so few people about at night nowadays.