"Tell you wot, gimme your name an' address.

I'll make a few inquiries, an' keep me eyes open as well.
Then, if I hear anythink, I'll let you know." Theydon scribbled the number of his flat on a card.
"There you are," he said.

"Even if I happen to be out, I'll leave instructions that you are to be paid half a crown for your trouble if you call.

By the way, what is your name ?" "Evans, sir." There was really little doubt in Theydon's mind as to the reason why he had been followed.

He was fuming about it when Bates met him in the hall of No.