I didn’t see Abigail Whitney again, and I didn’t want to. I did see Monk and Laurel, because they were married at Judge Whitney’s, and she’s like a lot of other people now, living in a tourist cabin near a marine station, waiting for Monk to go across again before she goes back to her job with his father. It wasn’t till after the marriage that she told Colonel Primrose she really had tried to get a job at the Post, thinking she might be able to get hold of the manuscript. It was all she could think of to do to try to save Judge Whitney. And it was Sergeant Buck who’d found her in the telephone booth and got her out.
I didn’t see the people at The Saturday Evening Post again, either, but it seems Colonel Primrose did. We were going down to Washington on the train.
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