The Society of Thirteen (2013)
“Instead the two men discussed Clay’s forthcoming appearance at the Theatre Royal in Victoria, where he was to take to the stage for a solid month of nightly performances. Lord Ringmore expressed doubts that such a long run was wise but Clay explained that they had already sold out the first two weeks and had added the second fortnight due to public demand. ‘My stunt on the Thames created some very positive publicity,’ said Clay. ‘Who needs to pay for expensive advertisements when the columnists... of London are so keen to fill their rags with glowing reviews?’ When the cab drew up outside Lord Ringmore’s house, he paid the driver and turned to find Clay already standing in front of his door. ‘I take it you’re in the habit of locking your front door when you leave,’ said Clay. ‘Of course,’ replied Lord Ringmore. ‘Why?’ The cab driver whipped his horse and drove away. ‘It’s open.’ Clay pushed the door. Lord Ringmore smiled. ‘It’s rather late for your tricks, Harry.’ ‘Unfortunately this is not a trick.MoreLess
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