e rope, that you saw in the garden, wants attending to." "Certainly. I mean to keep a good look-out from the window. There will be a splendid moon if these clouds clear off. The fewer we are the better in a case of this sort. You don't catch fish if you make a splash in the water." "No, sir. But I…
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e rope, that you saw in the garden, wants attending to." "Certainly. I mean to keep a good look-out from the window. There will be a splendid moon if these clouds clear off. The fewer we are the better in a case of this sort. You don't catch fish if you make a splash in the water." "No, sir. But I think it's my business to look after the man rather than the ghost, if it's all the same to you." Wingate agreed that a policeman must be allowed to know his own business best, and had a shrewd suspicion that this particular policeman would rather deal single-handed with fifty corporeal thieves of the most desperate character than with.
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