‘No. Just the usual papers. And letters.’
‘Oh, he had letters?’
‘Yes; the usual odd two or three that people carry. One was from a girl saying she would wait for him. She’s going to wait some time.’
‘Were the letters in French?’
‘Yes.’
‘What money had he?’
‘Wait a minute till I find my notes. Um—m—m. Twenty-two, ten, in mixed notes; eighteen and tuppence ha’penny in silver and copper.’
‘All English?’
‘Yes.’
‘Between the lack of passport and the English currency it looks as if he had been in England a good long time. I wonder why no one came to claim him.’