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it passedthe driver lifted his hand from the wheeland with his thumb
motioned behind him.
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Wharton nodded; andnow assured that in their plan there had been no
hitchsmiled with satisfaction. A moment laterwhen ahead of them on the
asphalt road Nolan pointed out a spot of yellowhe recognized the signal
and knew that within call were friends.
The yellow cigarette-box lay directly in front of a long wooden
building of two stories. It was linked to the road by a curving driveway
marked on either side by whitewashed stones.
On verandas enclosed In glass Wharton saw white-covered tables
under red candle-shade andprotruding from one end of the house and
hung with electric lights in paper lanternsa pavilion for dancing. In the
rear of the house stood sheds and a thick tangle of trees on which the
autumn leaves showed yellow painted fingers and arrows pointingand an
electric signproclaimed to all who passed that this was Kessler's. In spite
of its reputationthe house wore the aspect of the commonplace. In
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