The Crime at Black Dudley by Margery Allingham

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"I'm sorry to 'ave 'ad to trouble you, sir."

Detective-Inspector Pillow, of the County Police, flapped back a closely written page of his notebook and resettled himself on the wooden chair which seemed so small for him as he spoke. Abbershaw, who was bending over the bed in which Prenderby lay, now conscious and able to take an interest in the proceedings, did not speak.

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