describe the dramatic entry of the stranger at the ''coach and horses" and his strange behaviour

The stranger was bundled from head to toe and only the tip of his nose could be seen. He was also weighed down by the heavy snow that had fallen on his shoulders, chest, and case. Upon entering the "Coach and Horses," he shouted for a fire.

"A fire," he cried, "In the name of human charity! A room and a fire."