Sooner than they had expected, they were to find at least the answer to Thaddeus Carlyle's age. Larry and Ann were married the day they docked in New York. For their honeymoon they sailed to England. It occurred to Larry while they were there to look for the Monfort tomb in Westminster Abbey. They found it, an ancient stone crypt with the names of thirteen Lord Monforts inscribed, hidden in the shadows of the building's oldest wing. Birth and death dates followed each name. But after Thaddeus Carlyle's name were engraved only the numerals: "1262--" "Wish I had the courage of my convictions," muttered Larry. "I'd get them to finish it for the poor devil: '--died, 1970.'" End of Project Gutenberg's Buccaneer of the Star Seas, by Ed Earl Repp