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George Norway

George      Norway RALPH DENHAM'S ADVENTURES IN BURMA

RALPH DENHAM'S ADVENTURES IN BURMA

Sinopsis

Mrs. Denham sat in her parlour, a two years old baby boy asleep upon her lap, and an anxious, mournful expression upon her face. She wore the dress of a widow,—a dress so new in its folds that it was evidently but a short time since the Dread Messenger had paused at her threshold to bear away its master and bread-winner.
The room was a shabby one; the fire but a handful of dusty ashes; rain fell without in the dreary street; it was growing dusk, and a soul-depressing cry of "Want chee-e-ep? Do ye want chee-e-eps?" arose ever and anon, as the ragged Irish chip boy wandered up and down.
It was a street of cheap houses in the suburbs of Liverpool, where the misery of poor gentility is perh...