Miss Una Drake.”
The young lady in the bureau beamed at him.
“Oh yes, I remember quite well. An Australian young lady I believe.”
At a sign from Tommy, Tuppence produced the photograph.
“That is rather a charming photograph of her, isn’t it?” said Tuppence.
“Oh very nice, very nice indeed, quite stylish.”
“Did she stay here long?” inquired Tommy.
“Only one night. She went away by the Express the next morning back to London. It seemed a long way to come for one night but of course I suppose Australian ladies don’t think anything of travelling.”
“She is a very sporting girl,” said Tommy, “always having adventures. It wasn’t here, was it, that she went out to dine with some friends, went for a drive