We were back in our ordinary clothes.
"I wonder if they guessed that," said Archie.
"It was very easy," said Myra. "I should have thought they'd have
seen it at once."
"But of course they're not a very clever lot," I explained. "That
fellow with the spectacles--"
"Simpson his name is," said Archie. "I know him well. He's a
professional golfer."
"Well, he LOOKS learned enough. I expect he knows all right. But the
others--"
"Do you think they knew that we were supposed to be in a shop?"
"Surely! Why, I should think even--What's that man's name over
there? No; that one next to the pretty lady--ah, yes, Thomas. Is
that Thomas, the wonderful cueist, by the way? Really! Well, I
should think even Thomas guessed that much."
"Why not do it over again to make sure?"
"Oh no, it was perfectly obvious. Let's get on to the final scene."
"I'm afraid that will give it away rather," said Myra.
"I'm afraid so," agreed Archie.