Sentence The Sevenhundredandthirtieth And meanwhile, in the Spring of 1947, while Glasgow basked in an unexpected heatwave, Sadie Glenfinnan, in her cover name of Mhairi MacDonald, continued to meet Betty Singer, Cook/Housekeeper in the then Martin Elginbrod's residence in that Great Grey City of the West, where he was wont to entertain Sir Paladin MacFarlane and his Man, Doughty Doubleday and, whatismore, give shelter to the abominable rapist and murderer, Charles 'Chick' Cowcaddens, recently released from Barlinnie Prison; being situated in a fairly quiet, certainly respectable, residential street in the West End, on the hill above Byres Road, it may not have been a lust-house in the general understanding of that term, but yet it contained many diabolical lusts when all four men were present, and while Mrs Singer was too conscious of her indebtedness to Mr Elginbrod to speak openly, she could not avoid those hints, pursings of the lips, raisings of a shoulder, or
