A Comedy in One Act by W. P. LIPSCOMB
SCENE : Any sort of room that a bachelor with taste, any amount of leisure, and not a little money might reasonably be supposed to occupy. One could spend a most comfortable night in any of the great arm-chairs or the chesterfield ; and, anyway, one couldn't wishfor a better companion at any time than Bill, who is genial, suave, and deliberate throughout.
