À propos de ce livre
Bonnie May is a child raised in the theater. To her, the theater is real life, and she watches the conventions of society unfold as if she were watching a play. This novel was rejected by two publishers before being published in installments in a periodical. - Summary by LynneT
Chapitres (30)
1 The Intrusion of an Actress
2 A Momentous Decision
3 Mrs. Baron Decides
4 A Crisis
5 Bonnie May Opens the Door
6 Concerning a Frock
7 A Sunday Morning
8 Still Unclaimed
9 A Disappointing Performance
10 The White Elephant
11 How a Conveyance Came for Bonnie May—and How It Went Away
12 Relates To the Playing of Parts
13 A Mysterious Search Begins
14 Mr. Addis Receives Support
15 A Question of Reconstruction
16 Mrs. Thornburg Reveals a Secret
17 “A Kind of Duel”
18 Mrs. Baron Takes Up the Gauntlet
19 Bonnie May Looks Back
20 Concerning Laughter
21 An Exit and an Entrance
22 Baggot’s Play
23 Baron Comes Home on a Beer-Dray
24 Bonnie May Hides Something
25 Bonnie May Sees Two Faces at a Window
26 A Gathering in the Attic
27 What Happened in the Attic
28 After the Curtain Was Lowered
29 The Mansion in Shadow
30 “The Break of Day”
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