The Fugitive The Fugitive

The Fugitive

Publisher Description

The SCENE is the pretty drawing-room of a flat. There are two doors, one open into the hall, the other shut and curtained. Through a large bay window, the curtains of which are not yet drawn, the towers of Westminster can be seen darkening in a summer sunset; a grand piano stands across one corner. The man-servant PAYNTER, clean-shaven and discreet, is arranging two tables for Bridge. BURNEY, the maid, a girl with one of those flowery Botticellian faces only met with in England, comes in through the curtained door, which she leaves open, disclosing the glimpse of a white wall. PAYNTER looks up at her; she shakes her head, with an expression of concern.

GENRE
Arts & Entertainment
RELEASED
2015
2 January
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
80
Pages
PUBLISHER
Project Gutenberg
SIZE
55.6
KB

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