suffered from periods of deep depression. She brooded on the fact that she had no children, and looked forward with dread to a childless old age.
Such, in effect, were the contents of the papers which Inspector Rumsey spread before us. Tea and cigarettes followed. Mme. Storey looked disappointed at the outcome.
\"Merely a perfunctory investigation, of course,\" said Inspector Rumsey. \"Nobody suspected there might be something
suffered from periods of deep depression. She brooded on the fact that she had no children, and looked forward with dread to a childless old age.
Such, in effect, were the contents of the papers which Inspector Rumsey spread before us. Tea and cigarettes followed. Mme. Storey looked disappointed at the outcome.
\"Merely a perfunctory investigation, of course,\" said Inspector Rumsey. \"Nobody suspected there might be something