Again the Three by Edgar Wallace — Read

LEON GONSALEZ, like the famous scientist, had an unholy knack of collecting coincidences. He had, too, strange faiths, and believed that if a man saw a pink cow with one horn in the morning, he must, by the common workings of a certain esoteric law, meet another pink cow with one horn later in the day.

'Coincidences, my dear George,' he said, 'are inevitabilities -- not accidents.'