Читать книгу Double Trouble; Or, Every Hero His Own Villain - Quick Herbert - Страница 5

Table of Contents

FLORIAN AMIDON, a respectable young banker of literary and artistic tastes.

EUGENE BRASSFIELD, for a description of whose peculiarities the reader is referred to the text.

ELIZABETH WALDRON, a young woman just out of school.

JUDGE BLODGETT, an elderly lawyer.

MADAME LE CLAIRE, a professional occultist.

PROFESSOR BLATHERWICK, her father, a German scientist.

DAISY SCARLETT, a young woman of fervid complexion and a character to match.

EDGINGTON AND COX, lawyers.

ALVORD, a man about a small town.

AARON, a Sudanese serving-man.

MRS. PUMPHREY, )

MISS SMITH, )

DOCTOR JULIA BROWN, ) Members of the elite of Bellevale.

MRS. ALVORD, )

MRS. MEYER, )

MRS. HUNTER, of Hazelhurst.

MR. SLATER, )

MR. BULLIWINKLE, ) Prominent male residents of Bellevale.

MR. STEVENS, )

MR. KNAGGS, )

SHEEHAN, ) Labor leaders.

ZALINSKY, )

CONLON, a contractor.

CLERKS, STENOGRAPHERS, SERVANTS, POLITICIANS, WAITERS, MEMBERS OF THE A. O. C. M., PORTERS, AND CITIZENS ON FOOT AND IN CARRIAGES.

SCENE: In Hazelhurst, Wisconsin; New York City, and Bellevale, Pennsylvania. [N. B.—It might be anywhere else in these states, east or west.]

TIME: From June, 1896, to March, 1901—but this is not insisted upon.