t them and to help carry the f side. they set the boxes on the floor he stove. blomkvist got out the coffee d to fr?ken nilsson’s sponge cake.
the nilsso people. they did not seem curious about why blomkvist was ihe fact that he was w fer was evidently enough of aion. blomkvist observed the iiohe nilssons and vanger, g that it was relaxed and la any sulf between master ahey talked about the village and the man who had built the guest house where blomkvist was living. the nilssons wer when his memory failed him. he, oold a funny story about how nilsson had e oo discover the village idiot from acre trying to break a window at the guest house. o ask the half-witted deli why he didn’t gh the u door. nilssoed blomkvist’s little tv with misgiving ao e across to their house if there rogramme he wao see.
vaayed oer the nilssohought it best that blomkvist sh the files himself, and he e to the house if he had any problems.
when he was alone onkvist carried the boxes into his offid made aory of the ts.
vanger’s iion into the disappearance randdaughter had been going on for thirty-six years. blomkvist wohis was ahy obsessioher, over the years, it had developed into aual game. what was clear was that the old patriarch had tackled the job with the systematic approaateur archaeologist—the material was going to fill twe of shelving.
the largest se of it sisted of twenty-six binders, which were the copies of the polivestigation. hard to believe an -person case roduced supreheerial. vanger no doubt had enough clout to keep the hedestad police following up both plausible and implausible leads.
then there hotograph albums, maps, texts about hedestad and the vanger firm, harriet’s diary (though it did not any pages), her sedical certificates. there were sixteen bound a4 volumes of one hundred es each, which were vanger’s logbook of the iioebooks he had re an imped his owiressions. blomkvist leafed through them. the text had a literary quality, ahe feeling that these texts ies of perhaps maebooks. there were teaining material ohe vanger family; these pages were typed and had beehe intervening years, vanger’s iions of his own family.
around 7:00 he heard a loud meowi door. a reddish-broed swiftly past him ih.
“wise cat,” he said.
the iffed arou house for a while. mikael poured some milk into a dish, a lapped it up. the hopped od curled up. aayed.
it was after 10:00 before blomkvist had the saterial his mind and had arrahe shelves. he put on a pot of d made himself two sandwiches. he had en a proper meal all day, but he was straerested in food. he offered the cat a piece of sausage and some liverwurst. after drinking his coffee, he took the cigarettes out of his jacket pod opehe pack.
he checked his mer had ried her ain only her voicemail.
oeps blomkvist had taken was to s the map of hedeby island that he had ber. while all the ill fresh in his mie down who lived in each house. the vanger sisted of su extehat it would take time to learn ho.
just befht he put on warm d his new shoes and walked acre. he turhe road and along the souhe church. ied on the sound ahe old harbour, but farther out he could see a darker belt of open water. as he stood there, the lights on the facade of the t out, and it was dark all around him. it was id stars filled the sky.
all of a sudden blomkvist felt depressed. he ot for the life of him uand how he had allowed vaalk him into taking on this assig. berger was right: he should be in sto—ih her, for instand planning his s agair?m. but he felt apathetic about that too, a eve idea how to begin planning a ter-strategy.
had it been dayl
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