Fortune’s Mother and a Deserted Love in Cairo
Gorge Jones, a New York executive, travels to Cairo on business and becomes entangled with Fortune Chedsorye and her mother as a stolen rug trade, while Fortune contemplates love and the mother hints at plans. Fortune’s loneliness grows amid a backdrop of luxury, travel, and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Percival Algernon Jones
Metropolitan Oriental Tis Company
New York
Cairo
Horace Ryanne
Ryanne
Jones
Bagdad
Millior Callahan
Fortune @hedsoye
Monte Carlo
Fortune
Jerusalem
Ory
Lars. Chedsoyve
Paris
Rust
Jene
Fortune Choeftsoye
Percival Aligernon Jones
Ryzane
Fortune at the Villa Fanny and the Rug Mystery
In Maylike gardens at the Villa Fanny the narrator follows Fortune and her mother Mrs. Chedsoye through social intrigues. Horace Wadsworth, a persistent exiled lover, reappears as Fortune navigates affection, money, and rival suitors while learning of a stolen rug and a masked past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Haddy
Monte Carlo
Fanny
Horace Wadsworth
Fortune
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Chedsoye
Moonlight Ball Descriptions From A Distant Chapter
A ballroom scene follows dinner on a Wednesday night with officers in uniforms and spurs mingling among guests. Women of diverse appearances mingle as Billy Taylor is noted for kissing, while men compare trousers and waists as they observe the guests, including Egyptians Turks Armenians and Englishmen. The scene centers on fashion, ornament, and the reappearance of Mrs and her daughter awaiting their entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy “Taylor
Joseph
George Coul
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Mentone
Port Said
Nice
Eden
Cara Mia
Fercival Algernon
Percival Algernon
Percival Algernon Jones
Montmorency
England
Germany
George
Harolo
Grath
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