Explore "The Vengeance of Larose" by Arthur Gask on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
Returning back to town, after a late lunch, Larose went straight to his flat in Sloane square. He had some private business to attend to and some letters to write, and, besides, he wanted to think over his plans and consider whether he should approach Scotland Yard now and lay the whole matter before them.
Carlyle Mansions was not a very big building and contained less than a score of flats. The needs of those tenants who required help were looked after by a married couple and three maids, who all lived in the basement. The 'Mansions' was four stories high, and was served by an automatic lift.