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Автор: Hewlett (1861-1923) Maurice
Название: Rest Harrow
ISBN: 9781540461704
Издательство: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Классификация: ISBN-10: 154046170X
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 348
Вес: 0.47 кг.
Дата издания: 16.11.2016
Язык: English
Размер: 229 x 152 x 18
Поставляется из: США
Описание: Extract: I An observant traveller, homing to England by the Ostend-Dover packet in the April of some five years ago, relished the vagaries of a curious couple who arrived by a later train, and proved to be both of his acquaintance. He had happened to be early abroad, and saw them come on. They were a lady of some personal attraction, comfortably furred, who, descending from a first-class carriage, was met by a man from a third-class, bare-headed, free in the neck, loosely clad in grey flannel trousers which flapped about his thin legs in the sea-breeze, a white sweater with a rolling collar, and a pair of sandals upon brown and sinewy feet uncovered by socks: these two. The mans garniture was extraordinary, but himself no less so. He had a lean and deeply bronzed face, hatchet-shaped like a Hindoos. You looked instinctively for rings in his ears. His moustache was black and sinuous, outlining his mouth rather than hiding it. His hair, densely black, was longish and perfectly straight. His eyes were far-sighted and unblinking; he smiled always, but furtively, as if the world at large amused him, but must never know it. He seemed to observe everything, except the fact that everybody observed himself. To have once seen such a man must have provided for his recollection; and yet our traveller, who was young and debonnaire, though not so young as he seemed, first recognised the lady. Mrs. Germain, by George This to himself, but aloud, Now, wheres she been all this time? The frown which began to settle about his discerning eyes speedily dissolved in wonder as they encountered the strange creature in the ladys company. He stared, he gaped, then slapped his thigh. Jack Senhouse Thats the man. God of battles, what a start Now, what on earth is Jack Senhouse doing, playing courier to Mrs. Germain? Maurice Henry Hewlett (Weybridge, Angleterre, 22 janvier 1861 - 15 juin 1923) tait un po te et essayiste anglais. Il tudia au coll ge international de Londres.

Rest Harrow, Hewlett (1861-1923) Maurice