Actually our tip came from the Patriot Sniper. We vetted it and it's genuine."Horowitz thought for a long second. "Vetted it? How'd you know it was fr...m him?" I'd like to say 'no comment' and keep you guessing, but the information came from way above my pay grade. That's all I can say ... So it's not the Patriort Sniper we're going after. You gonna sit on the story 'til afterwards?" Do I get an exclusive?" Unless some other hack calls and asks about it. We're not telling anybody. Anything. This is as private as it gets around here.”Bright Feather: “I will tell you a story.” He took the visitors chair. “In the days when my father was Chief of the People...”S: “That was Grandfather Redstone?”BF: “Yes ... When he was Chief, one year he attended a meeting of the All the People ... you know, all the Native Tribes in Canada and the United States.”Sam got comfortable; sometimes the Chief’s stories went on a long time.BF: “The President of the Navajo Nation told the other Presidents of. ’ His brows knitted and he gazed steadfastly at Holly. He renewed his embrace and the sissy blushed deeply as the man stroked the contours of his face with the back of a finger. ‘Who can find a virtuous women for her price is far above rubies.’ Shifting his eyes towards Miriam he smiled. ‘Proverbs, chapter 31, verse 10.’ The headmistress gazed back unimpressed. ‘I’m familiar with the quote, parson.’ Bloody hypocrite, thought Mrs Pardoe as she surreptitiously observed the man’s podgy hands. Focus all your attention on the card – we’ve been very clever in designing it.’ Lisa’s voice was now much less bright and perky, instead dropping to a lower tone and slowing down. Paul’s head seemed heavier and heavier as he stared into the logo. The rest of the room almost faded away as he concentrated on looking along the line of the knot. Nothing remained other than the symbol and Lisa’s voice. ‘Keep looking at the card, Paul, and keep listening to me. It’s important that you do what I tell.