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Jerome was not to be an original thinker
The edge of sadness was visible…”
For the nineteenth century
Upon his return home
The Man Who Knew Too Much Weiser Jerome was not to beBy G. K. Chesterton The association of G. K. Chesterton and the subject of mysteries results immediately in the realization of Father Brown, his beloved detective priest who first appeared in 1910. Yet Father Brown is not the totality of Chestertons contribution to the great genre of detective stories. The Man Who Knew Too Much contains nine additional offerings of the suspenseful puzzlement and paradox which could spring only from the mind of