Dawn broke over Newtown Prison. Angus stretched, yawned and half opened his eyes. 'I feel much better now,' he said to himself. 'I think that little nap did me good.' He stood 15 and looked 16 his belt. But, for some reason, it wasn't on the floor where he'd dropped it. He yawned again and thought about going back to sleep. But then, to his surprise, he suddenly saw his belt hanging on a key which was in the lock of the open door of cell 269. Angus blinked twice. 'Something's wrong here!' he said to himself. 'But what is it?' Gradually, shockingly, horrifyingly, the awful truth dawned on him. When Angus had at last worked 17 what had happened, he rushed down the corridor and ran 18 the steps to the prison governor's office. With his heart pounding, he banged on the door. 'Governor, Governor!' he shouted. 'Let me in! Let me in!' Sir Gerald Prescott was sitting 19 his desk, reading The Times. 'Come 20,' he said. 'The door's open.' Angus rushed 21, his red face covered with sweat. 'What's the matter, Macpherson?' the prison governor asked. 'You look a bit upset.' 'It's Frederick Carruthers,' Angus shouted. 'He's broken out of his cell and run away, and it was all my fault!' 'Now calm 22,' Sir Gerald said. 'And go 23 the whole story very slowly right from the start.' Angus sat down and took a deep breath. 'Well, Sir,' he began. 'Last night I stretched 24 on a wooden bench near cell 269. I took 25 my belt and dropped it onto the floor. Then I nodded 26 for a few minutes. While I was asleep, Carruthers stretched out his hand, picked 27 the belt and took off one of the keys. He opened his cell and slipped out through the side door.' 'But that's terrible!' the prison governor screamed, tearing 28 his Times and bursting 29 tears. Angus took a handkerchief out of his pocket and handed it to Sir Gerald. 'Now, now, Sir,' he said. 'There's no need to cry. It wasn't your fault that Carruthers escaped, I shouldn't have taken 30 my belt and nodded 31 like that. But don't worry, Governor! I'll make up 32 it. I'll give 33 my lunchbreak and go out and look 34 him and find 35 where he is.'