The Final Page Of Baker Street (2014) - Plot & Excerpts
- Raymond Chandler, Farewell, My Lovely “To the memory of Terrence Leonard,” Billy said, raising his glass. “Terrence Leonard,” Holmes and I echoed simultaneously. At Billy’s invitation the three of us had agreed to meet the next evening in the Crown and Eagle. Our purpose was to fulfil the request Terrence had made in his missive to Billy: to have a drink in Terrence’s honour at his favourite pub. It was a Tuesday night in the business district; the bankers and barristers and clerks had finished their after-work drinks and gone home. Besides a couple of gentlemen at the back who were silently hoisting pints, the bar and tables were empty. Silent and still, the taproom seemed a fitting place to hold a memorial. We began as Terrence had requested, drinking gin gimlets. “Ah, yes,” Holmes intoned after a long pull, “the gin gimlet. Supposedly named for Sir Thomas Gimlette, Surgeon General, KCB.
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