““A man who loves his art for art’s sake,” observed Sherlock Holmes, throwing away the Daily Telegraph, which was unfolded on the page of personal advertisements, “often finds the greatest pleasure in the most insignificant and trivial occasion for its use. I am pleased to note, Watson, that you agree with this truth, and in the records of our affairs, which you so kindly keep, and I have to admit, sometimes embellishing them, you give preference not so much to many famous cases and sensational trials in which I was involved , but mainly to those cases, in essence, perhaps quite trivial, but offering more scope for deduction and logical synthesis, which constitute my special specialty...”