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Not a word . `` Would he know the men again ? '' Not likely ; and besides , if he took notice of all parties as was very tight , and as he took home in his keb , he 'd have enough to do . That there fog was so thick that -- The coroner said that would do , and after the people at the hotel had been called to prove that no one had entered their place after eleven o'clock that night , and that the bell had not been rung , the coroner said that the case would have for the present to be left in the hands of the police , who would , he hoped , elucidate what was at present one of the mysteries of our great city . He did not think he was justified in starting a theory of his own as to the causes of the dramatic scene that must have taken place in Dr Chartley 's surgery . They were met to investigate the causes of the death of this man , who was at present unknown . No doubt the police would be able to trace the three men who left the surgery that night , and during the adjournment Dr Chartley would probably recover ; and so on , and so on ; a long harangue in which it seemed as if the fog , of which so much mention had been made , had got into the evidence .