In this previously unpublished short story you will encounter one of Sayers's most intrepid detectives in the person of Miss Jane Eurydice Judkin. As the newly hired house-parlourmaid at remote Mannering House, Judkin strives to keep her new mistress content, a cheeky chauffeur at bay, all the while unraveling the machinations of a mysterious poltergeist that seems to hold the entire household in a grip of anxious fear.
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Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1957), a noted Christian scholar and essayist, is best remembered for her detective fiction.
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