_By R. A. Palmer_
_Illustrated by H. W. McCauley_
[Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Other Worlds
March 1953. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that
the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]
Take two men and one girl--the eternal triangle--and mix well with
an oscilloscope gone haywire. What comes out? With ingredients
like these, the result is adventure, terror and, of course,
romance.
"What time did you get to bed last night?"
"Oh, about ... well, fairly early."
"Who were you out with?"
"Brannan."
"Then you didn't get to bed early! If you got in by three, it would be
early, if I know Brannan."
"I got in _much_ before three!"
"How much?"
"Oh ... enough. You'd be surprised...."
"I'm sure I would! Mary, how do you expect us to get anywhere with this
experiment if you come in dog-tired?"
"Donald Jensen, I'm not dog-tired. It's _you_ who's got me in bed in
the wee hours, not me! I came in early."
"Then why won't you state the exact time?" he was exasperated.