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TRENT'S LAST CASE
by E.C. (Edmund Clerihew) Bentley

CHAPTER I: Bad News Between what matters and what seems to matter, how should the world we know judge wisely?  
When the scheming, indomitable brain of Sigsbee Manderson was scattered by a shot from an unknown hand, that world lost nothing worth a single tear; it gained something memorable in a harsh reminder of the vanity of such wealth as this dead man had piled up--without making one loyal friend to mourn him, without doing an act that could help his memory to the least honour. But when the news of his end came, it seemed to those living in the great vortices of business as if the earth too...   Bentley, E. C.

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