Come and have some tea, and tell me about the Tallants.' Maule followed her to the door of the living room where she turned to give some orders to Maggie, the maid-servant, and to the Chinese cook.
McKeith went off with Harris to see after the horses and have a talk with Ninnis at the stockyards.

Thus, Maule was left alone for a few minutes to study and form his own opinion as to Lady Bridget's setting.
She was a woman who, whatever her surroundings, must always impress them with her personality.

This bush parlour was original in its simplicity.

Walls lined with unvarnished wood which was mellowing already to a soft golden brown.

Boards bare, but for a few rugs and skins.