Excerpt from The Name They Have Forgot!
HE action takes place late one afternoon in Summer in the taproom of Bosworth Inn. The room is scantily furnished, with two worn tables and several benches -the three uncurtained Windows, through Which the sun streams, making vivid the only color in the room: the pots of red geranium on the Window-sills. At the right, there are several kegs against the wall; over them is a shelf, on Which rows of stone mugs are orderly arranged. A wooden case clock, several prints, and a small table on which is an ink-bottle are the sole ornaments. At the left is a door, lead ing into the street; at the back, a door leading into an inner room. At one of the tables a Pedler is sitting, a man of forty, With ruddy, honest, smooth-shaven face. Half - aloud he counts his money, Which he is slowly taking from his leather wallet. The street door opens, the Traveler enters, a man of thirty seven, slight, straight, coarse-clad in a strange shapeless garment, carrying a staff. Hesitating, he looks about.
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