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IT was nearly two months before Larose returned to London and then, mindful of his promise, the morning after his arrival in town he called to see Mr. Chilcott. No more murders of the nature of the former ones had been reported in the Press, and he was curious to learn if the recluse of St. John's Wood had definitely settled down again to his once, apparently, uneventful life.
Arriving at the house, the butler smiled when he perceived who the caller was. "Yes, sir, he's in and, of course, he'll see you. I've had particular orders to admit you whenever you come. Master's in the potting-shed with the gardener and I'll go and fetch him."