"Sounds much better, at least better than cannons,"
Arthur, with his pipe in his mouth, said, "It seems like having you involved in drafting the Liverpool urban reconstruction plan was indeed a wise decision. Regardless of how the Treasury and Parliament view this document, at least you've gained experience from it."
Arthur and Louis were chatting when out of the corner of his eye, he noticed a young Civil Servant in his twenties walking down the steps of the Lord Chancellor's office.
It was Edwin Chadwick, private secretary to Lord Brougham, the High Chancellor.
Chadwick was about to get on his carriage when he suddenly noticed someone looking at him; he turned his head and met Arthur's gaze.
"Inspector Hastings?"
Arthur, with a smile, raised his hand in greeting, "We meet again."
