The reader does not find out until the denouement of this tale that
Lord Robert St. Simon really is a bachelor. Several other tales have
titles with similar quirks, including "A Case of Identity", and
some even betray the identity of the criminal. In the present case,
is the title appropriate or does it take the fun away by providing an
unintended clue to the solution?
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