The Kitchen Maid

The Kitchen Maid
The Lady of Shalott
the night watch by rembrandt
the Night Watch
　Veal cutlets having been succeeded by some smallcastle puddings with a blackberry sauce which Mrs. McCrae had remembered was one of theArchdeacon's favourite sweets, the good man applied himself inearnest to the tracking down of his missing friend. He addressed himself to the telephonewith vigour and a complete disregard for expense, which made Mrs. McCrae purse her lipsanxiously, although not really disapproving, because definitely her master had got to betracked down.
　　Having first dutifully tried the Canon's sister who took little notice of her brother'sgoings and comings and as usual had not the faintest idea where he was or might be, theArchdeacon spread his net farther afield. He addressed himself once more to