author - "Dorothy L. Sayers"
wer to the description of any they'd had.""Nor to the description of any of the patients, I hope," suggested Lord Peter casually. At this grisly hint Mr. Thipps turned pale. "I didn't hear Inspector Sugg enquire," he said, with some agitation. "What a very horrid thing that would be--God bless my soul, my lord, I never thought of it." "Well, if they had missed a patient they'd probably have discovered it by now," said Lord Peter. "Let's have a
wer to the description of any they'd had.""Nor to the description of any of the patients, I hope," suggested Lord Peter casually. At this grisly hint Mr. Thipps turned pale. "I didn't hear Inspector Sugg enquire," he said, with some agitation. "What a very horrid thing that would be--God bless my soul, my lord, I never thought of it." "Well, if they had missed a patient they'd probably have discovered it by now," said Lord Peter. "Let's have a