That these two men, presented in the last chapter, would eventually
stop walking up Division Street and enter a house of some sort or
description, might well be anticipated by the reader, and, in fact,
such was the case.
It was, indeed, the house of the shorter of the two, of the one whom
we have seen in the last chapter to have been five feet four, if,
indeed, he was. It was a typical dwelling, or home, of a man of the
middle-class in a medium-sized city such as the one in which these men
found themselves living.
(NOTE TO PRINTER: _Attached find insurance inventory of household
effects and architect’s specifications. Reproduce in toto._)