" He was proud of being Rockville's Justice of the Peace. He's taken this very personally, says old Judge Bouic favored his nephew for the job. He's r...ally mad, hurt and angry." Do you think the way Mr. Anderson helped you might have caused this?" She bit her thread and held her work up to the light.He shook his head. "I doubt it. I suppose it's possible. There are some very deep wounds out here and some have labels on them like Sharpsburg and Gettysburg and Appomattox." A flickering image of. This was his first time in Paris and, of course, he’d insisted I show him the usual tourist fare. The Tower, The Arc de Triomphe, the Basilica of Sacre-Coeur, Notre Dame, Moulin Rouge, and, of course, the museums. Not that I minded so much. I’d missed his easy going company. Our last visit, had been what I considered the piece de résistance of the tour; The Musee de Louvre. It had been a perfect day, the sun out in full force, the brilliant azure sky broken up by pillows of clouds. I was. . and the fourth.Chapter 2Saturday morning came and Bob overslept. Marybeth had gone out for herearly Saturday morning workout and run, so he rolled out of bed and raninto the shower, looked into the mirror, saw that he didn't need toshave, got dressed and pulled on his shoes. When he stood up, thingsweren't quite right. Nothing huge, just his pants seemed just a littletoo loose and a little too long. Same thing with his shirt. Worst ofall, when he started to walk out the door, his shoes were. The noise made conversation a little difficult. Juliette stood up, and said, ‘Thank you for your company, James. I think that I shall return to my compartment now.’ ‘Would you allow me to escort you there?’ I asked. She looked at me for a moment, and then smiled deeply at me. ‘Thank you,’ she said. ‘That would be very nice.’ She took my arm as we walked back to her compartment, which was in the same carriage as mine. When we reached the door, she stopped. ‘Would you like to come in for a.