One character in this story is accompanied by a brown spaniel and has a white waterproof coat.
One character in this story is accompanied by a brown spaniel and has a white waterproof coat. This story's protagonist adopts a look to "convey sympathetic comprehension" before seeing a look of horror on another's face. The protagonist of this story had supposedly been hunted by dogs in a cemetery on the banks of the Ganges, though in reality a ($) "self-possessed girl of fifteen" is just doing damage to his nervous condition. The sister of one character in this short story fears him "burying himself" and "not speaking to a living soul," which is why she gives him letters of introduction to various strangers. Those strangers include Mrs. (*) Sappleton, whose daughter Vera tells Framton Nuttel a fictional story about the title aperture. For ten points, name this story which ends "Romance at short notice was her specialty," written by Saki.
One character in this story is accompanied by a brown spaniel and has a white waterproof coat.
“The {Open Window}”