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There
my
reasoning
stopped
.
I
made
another
list
,
which
I
headed
"
Guessed
"
,
but
I
was
just
as
sure
of
the
one
as
the
other
.
GUESSED
.
(
1
)
Place
not
harbour
but
open
coast
.
(
2
)
Boat
small
--
trawler
,
yacht
,
or
launch
.
(
3
)
Place
somewhere
on
East
Coast
between
Cromer
and
Dover
.
It
struck
me
as
odd
that
I
should
be
sitting
at
that
desk
with
a
Cabinet
Minister
,
a
Field-Marshal
,
two
high
Government
officials
,
and
a
French
General
watching
me
,
while
from
the
scribble
of
a
dead
man
I
was
trying
to
drag
a
secret
which
meant
life
or
death
for
us
.
Sir
Walter
had
joined
us
,
and
presently
MacGillivray
arrived
.
He
had
sent
out
instructions
to
watch
the
ports
and
railway
stations
for
the
three
men
whom
I
had
described
to
Sir
Walter
.
Not
that
he
or
anybody
else
thought
that
that
would
do
much
good
.
"
Here
's
the
most
I
can
make
of
it
,
"
I
said
.
"
We
have
got
to
find
a
place
where
there
are
several
staircases
down
to
the
beach
,
one
of
which
has
thirty-nine
steps
.
I
think
it
's
a
piece
of
open
coast
with
biggish
cliffs
,
somewhere
between
the
Wash
and
the
Channel
.
Also
it
's
a
place
where
full
tide
is
at
10.17
tomorrow
night
.
"
Then
an
idea
struck
me
.
"
Is
there
no
Inspector
of
Coastguards
or
some
fellow
like
that
who
knows
the
East
Coast
?
"
