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Chapter 7
Dawn was coming up on a foggy London Town by the time Harriet and Agatha got back to 24 Harrington Square. They had spent an hour giving Inspector Cosgrove a full statement of their night activities surrounding the discovery of Thomas Carter in Room 61 at the British Museum.
It would be another two hours before Harriet’s maid, Sarah, started her daily chores. So, Harriet went into the kitchen to make them both some tea, while Agatha scavenged around in the pantry to see what was left-over to eat.
Harriet was keen to get back to her blackboard in the basement to check her calculations. Agatha on the other hand desperately wanted a notebook and pencil so she could start taking notes before her memory began to fail her. Top of her list, was the unusual appearance of the body with all his pockets turned out. The second was the small lump Agatha found on the back of the hand.
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It would be another two hours before Harriet’s maid, Sarah, started her daily chores. So, Harriet went into the kitchen to make them both some tea, while Agatha scavenged around in the pantry to see what was left-over to eat.
Harriet was keen to get back to her blackboard in the basement to check her calculations. Agatha on the other hand desperately wanted a notebook and pencil so she could start taking notes before her memory began to fail her. Top of her list, was the unusual appearance of the body with all his pockets turned out. The second was the small lump Agatha found on the back of the hand.
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