Harrison’s conjecture was correct; it was a scrap from a larger sheet. It appeared to be the corner, and it bore two written letters — o and r.
“The word ‘or’,” said Harrison, promptly.
“Don’t be too sure of that,” replied Griffith. “Why would ‘or’ be in the lower right corner?”
“There might be another sheet following,” returned Harrison. “What is it if it isn’t ‘or’?”
“Some other word ending in the letters o and r.”
“Such as—”
“Windsor.”
Harrison was dumfounded at Griffith’s terse reply. Somehow, the star detective always managed to gain his point; was always able to prove that something could be added to evidence.
“Here’s all we found on Jarnow,” said Harrison, pulling a large envelope from his pocket. “We can add the piece of paper to the collection.”
He slid the miscellaneous articles on the table. Griffith fished among them.