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"It is more than possible that you can," Archenfield said. "Now, you seem to have read a good deal of me and my methods in the Sunday papers. I suppose the journal you speak of did not omit to mention my past history? No, I thought not. So I had better explain. When I came back to England I discovered that I was, let us say, born to be a detective. I began to interest myself in cases precisely like that of Mrs. Molyneux. I had the time and the necessary means to devote to such things, and I have been fairly successful."
"Eh, you have indeed," Mrs. Mockett said.