A Four-Dollar Worn Shawl to Wear to Belle Meade
She walked out to her car and drove off down the dark driveway.
I locked the deadbolt and switched off the porch light.
The house was perfectly quiet.
The grandfather clock in the hall struck nine.
I went into my private study.
I switched on the little brass desk lamp.
Its yellow glow threw long shadows across the tall bookshelves that lined the walls.
I pulled open the bottom drawer of my heavy oak desk.