The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

DOCTOR BOB A SKETCH BY MARY D'ESTE and ALEISTER CROWLEY. [The Scene represents the waiting-room of DR. ROBERTS' house. Doors L., R., and C. Door L. leads to dining- room ; door R. to entranee-hall; door C. to consulting- room. T1115 15 0 wide douole door, 20111611 when open 5110205 the doetor's bureau, chairs, and other usual furniture. Curtain may 06 used 11151604of door if more convenient. The waiting-room 1105 a large tab/e, with illustratedjournals, &c. There 076 easy chairs, 0111 110 otherfurniture. On the 10016 116 the hat and 511612 of 0 [50116111 who 15 closetedwith DR. BOB. Tinze 2.30pm. A bright winter afternoon. Enter the SERVANT, þreeea'ing DR. FIELDING, who 15 wearing his motor 1001 and guþ. The SERVANT goes through to Door L., 01111 returns with MRS. BOB, who goes to greet DR. FIELDING warmly, white the SERVANTgoes out R. and closes door] Mrs. B. How good of you to come so promptly ! Dr. F. [could never respond quickly enough to a call from you. I should have been here ten minutes earlier, but the Daimler doesn't like so much snow in the streets. VIII E 65