The Jewel Casket

The Jewel Casket
The Kitchen Maid
The Lady of Shalott
the night watch by rembrandt
　"That's quite enoughnow," said Mrs. McCrae, who had been hovering by the door,ready to intervene if she thought it necessary. She advanced upon them. "Doctor says he wasn't to be worried," she said firmly.
　　The policemen rose and moved towards the door. Mrs.McCrae shepherded them out into the hall rather in the manner of a conscientioussheep-dog. The Canon murmured something and Chief-Inspector Davy who was the last to passthrough the door wheeled round at once.
　　"What was that?" heasked, but the Canon's eyes were now closed.
　　"What did you think he said?" said Campbell as they left the house after refusing Mrs. McCrae's lukewarm offer of refreshment.
　　Father said thoughtfully: