CHAPTER XII

A NEW DISCOVERY The following morning Nancy Drew’s mood of despondency had fallen from her. She rose with new enthusiasm and eagerness to continue her investigations, yet she scarcely knew which way to turn. There were so many clues which needed unraveling and time was short. The problem was somewhat simplified for her when at breakfast her father volunteered to find out what he could concerning Viola Granger. “That will save me a lot of trouble,” Nancy told him gratefully. “I have another clue I want to work on th…