The Actor's Daughters Escape in Dark Street
A narrator describes a troubled household where a seduced actor’s daughter confesses envy and threat of poisoning. Delia intervenes as the actor wakes, fears fade, and the couple flees with the narrator guiding him from the home in Dark Street. The scene centers on tension, coercion, and impending departure.
Dark Street revelations test Doctor’s loyalty
Herbert Aston lies in George Fairfax's room under care while the doctor investigates a rare poison and a mysterious prescription. Delia Nash and Hyacintha Nash loom as possible threats, as a telegram hints at failed care and a budding crisis for Aston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
Cooki
Delia Nash
Delia Axton
Tracey
Northborough
Nash
Hyacintha Nash
Worthborough
George Fairfax
Nashes
Herbert Aston
Pationt
Nan Matherwey
Nan
Nan Matherway
Hracintha Nash
Confession of Hyacintha Nash Endangers Delia and Aston
Hyacintha Nash reveals she tried to kill Herbert Aston to spare Delia. She admits planning to destroy Aston for Delia’s sake, acknowledging Delia’s love for Fairfax and her own cold resolve. Lissamer weighs how to handle the dangerous admission and the troubled trio’s fate.
Affair Deepens as Aston Plans Departure and Delia Dreads
In South London Herbert Aston grows more eccentric while seeking money and aid amid his convalescence. George Fairfax visits Arthur to appoint a trustee as Aston prepares to travel to South Africa for four years. Fairfax proposes fleeing with Delia, who rejects him, and Aston muses on a life apart from society and conflict with Delia’s husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Aston
Thistley Wood Street
George Fairfax
Nat Matherway
Camberwell
Newington
Mr. Lissamer
Delia
Alwys
Hyacintha
Della
Aston
Fairfax
Mr. Fairfax
Werbert Aston
South London
Nan Matherway
Tam
George
Nan
Arthur
South Africa
England
Delia Aston
Aribnur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pete
Merbert Aston
Map
the Mad Dog
Yacintha Nash
Lissamer
King
Desia
Imine
Dark Street
Tor
Nadoes
Hail
Daviess County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
WM. C. Raney
Montgomery, Indiana
John H. Arvin, Pres
Loogootee
Ind
First National Bank
Marshal
Odon
Indiana