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  Cue for Murder by Helen McCloy is the fifth in the Dr. Basil Willing series. Willing finds himself in a complicated case, when a murder is committed on stage in the Royal Theater in full view of the audience. At the beginning there are no alibis,  no fingerprints, no motives, no tell-tale looks or gestures. The only clues are a canary and a fly. Basil Willing needs his psychological insight, his keen eye and his deductive abilities. It is a well written crime novel in the classic English tradition, and I enjoyed the reunion with Dr. Basil Willing very much! I got this e-book from Crime Classics via NetGalley. It is published in the series from  Agora Books called Uncrowned Queens of Crime.

Cast on  60 stitches and knit 4 rows and then pattern. Remember to start and end all rows with 2 k . When the cloth has the desired length you knit 4 rows and  bind off. Pattern: 1.row: 2 p, 6 k 2.row: 5 p, 2 k, 1 p 3.row: 2 k, 2 p, 4 k 4.row: 3 p, 2 k, 3 p 5.row: 6 p, 2 k 6.row: as row 5 7.row: 1 k, 2 p, 5 k 8.row: 4 p, 2 k, 2 p 9.row: 3 k, 2 p, 3 k 10.row: as row 1 X X X X X X 10 X X 9 X X 8 X X 7 X X 6 X X X X X X 5 X X 4 X X 3 X X 2 X X 1 You have to remember that all uneven rows start in the right side of the diagram and X=purl and ▢= knit. All equal rows start in the left side of the diagram and X=knit and ▢=purl. It is knitted with cotton 8/4 and needles number 3

Cast on 60 stitches and knit 6 rows and then pattern. Remember to start and end all rows with 3 k . When the cloth has the desired length you knit 6 rows and bind off. Pattern: 1.row: 5 k, 1 p 2.row: 3 k, 3 p 3.row: 1 k, 5 p 4.row: purl 4 X X X X X 3 X X X 2 X 1 You have to remember that all uneven rows start in the right side of the diagram and X=purl and ▢= knit. All equal rows start in the left side of the diagram and X=knit and ▢=purl. It is knitted with cotton 8/4 and needles number 3

  Cast on 60 stitches and knit 6 rows and then pattern. When the cloth has the desired length you knit 6 rows and bind off. Pattern:  1.row: 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 7 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k  2.row: 2 p, 1 k, 4 p, 1 k ,4 p, 1 k, 2 p  3.row: 6 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 6 k  4.row: 5 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 5 p  5.row: as row 3  6.row: as row 2  7.row: as row 1  8.row: 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 5 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k X X X X X X 8 X X X X 7 X X X 6 X X 5 X X X 4 X X 3 X X X 2 X X X X 1 You have to remember that all uneven rows start in the right side of the diagram and X=purl and ▢= knit. All equal rows start in the left side of the diagram and X=knit and ▢=purl. It is knitted with cotton 8/4 and needles number 3