The Case of Harrington Paste

Harrington Paste was a small, spare, clean-shaven man. He had been shot through the back of the head and the revolver had been discharged at close corners. A city gentleman living at Ealing on crossing Haven Green to get to the district railway station that morning found a brown paper parcel stuck between railings. Opening it, he found that it contained a revolver. The fellow to the given us by Mrs Havering. One bullet had been fired from it. All this I added to my report. Wire me description of housekeeper and what clothes she wore this morning. Same with Mrs. Havering. She might have noticed something that would set us on the track. It seemed