Royal54-01-1616Little Louise

The National Broadcasting Company presents Transcribe So Lawrence Olivier in Pévato Royal. This is Lawrence Olivier. Today's play is based on a short story by Gita Bopason. I myself shall be playing the part of Josef Remade, who tells the tale.

The story takes place in France. As we have no wish to disconcert the citizens of the capital city of Arkansas, We have ordered the title which is here to foregone by, Little Rock. Here then is our play based on Managita Mukhasan's best-known stories, a tale of crime and retribution which we've called, Little Louise.

My name is Josef Renade, but at the villages of Kavlaan, I am always Miss Yulamere. The Renade family have lived at Kavlaan going on for 300 years, and our house Fox's Tower is one of the landmarks of the neighborhood.

It stands in a wood which overlooks the river Brindell, almost a little fortress, and from the tower itself the whole countryside stretches away like an enormous estate. Though actually my family owns no more than a couple of hundred acres.

I was standing on the terrace one morning a few months ago, when my housekeeper came up to me. Obviously that it is stressed. I'm not sure. Excuse me, must you. What is it, Marion? Is something wrong?

It's Medarek, must you. He'd like a word with you. Well, Medarek the Postman. All right, Medarek. What's the matter? You look upset. I'm sorry, Miss Hillamare. Down there in the wood, like the bridge. It was on my rounds, coming up to the tower.

And I came upon it suddenly. Came upon what? The body, Miss Hillamare. It was lying there under the trees. A body? Whose body, man? I don't know, Miss Hill. It was lying there on the moss in the bushes.