Editing Solomon Arbuster (section)

== A Day in the Life ==

''Solomon sat at the table, papers spread about, deep in thought. The windows were open, as it was such a hot day, and Solomon quietly commanded the winds to blow a cool breeze into the building for the benefit of the occupants. The matter was a serious one, as often they did when Sir Wallace Young was involved. Truthfully, Solomon was surprised Mr. Thompson and Mr. Southhorn were putting this matter into his hands, Sir Young a long-standing client and cousin of the Prime Minister no less. And sensitive it was. Sir Wallace was a silent partner in a certain shipping concern and conflict between the owner and the aristocrat regarding losses and irregularities needed to be resolved - without scandal. Accusations might be made public in society soon, or the courts. If come to it, he had to ensure Sir Wallace's position was clear and unimpeachable. So pouring over ledgers and books of law it was.''