you got an idea. May I suggest that you try again?" "Andy," Miss Featherpenny whispered. "Well?" he snapped. "I broke a tooth. I'm going over to Darius IV tomorrow, with Hrom, to have it fixed." "Why Darius IV?" Andy demanded. "What's the matter with Felician dentists?" "What's Hrom going to do with the boy?" Blahrog demanded. "Hrom's leaving the baby with Mrs. Klagom," Miss Featherpenny answered, "and there aren't any Felician dentists." "Mrs. Klagom is a silly woman," Blahrog disapproved. "She would do better to leave him with me." "If you must, I suppose you must," Andy admitted grudgingly. "Where are you going now?" "Back to Hrom's house to lie down." "Tell her I'll mind the baby," Blahrog called after her. As she closed the door, she heard Andy say, "Gentlemen, if you'll supply the Throatduster, I'll give it a try." "It's awfully quiet," Hrom said doubtfully, looking around at the Felician spaceport. "Look at the tannery chimneys. No smoke." Miss Featherpenny, her mouth in good repair, glanced into the bar as they passed it. "Only two shippers," she said. "There are usually dozens." "They must have stopped production entirely," Hrom said. "Maybe Andy thought of something." "I wonder if Papa brought the car down for us." He hadn't. They walked into town. Blahrog was in conference with the Everking. "I'd better wait for him," Miss Featherpenny said. "I want to find out what's going on before I talk to Andy."