He said, "What could I do for you?"

"Mr. Crowley?" Ross said.

"That's right."

"I'm Ross Wooley and my friends are Patricia O'Gara and Dr. Frederick

Braun. We'd like to talk to you."

"There's nobody sick here."

Patricia said impatiently, "Of course not. Dr. Braun isn't a practicing

medical doctor. We are research biochemists."

"We're scientists," Ross told him, putting it on what he assumed was the

man's level. "There's something on which you could help us."

Crowley took his eyes from the girl and scowled at Ross. "Me?

Scientists? I'm just a country boy, I don't know anything about

science." There was a grudging self-deprecation in his tone.

Patricia took over, a miracle smile overwhelming her air of briskness.

"We'd appreciate the opportunity to discuss it with you."

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