Bulldog Drummond · Character
Mrs. Denny
James Denny's wife, a minor character.
minor
Also known as the wretched Mrs. Denny
First appearance: In Which He Takes Tea at the Carlton and Is Surprised
Mrs. Denny shows up with force in In Which He Takes Tea at the Carlton and Is Surprised. The page is where that presence becomes real.
James Denny's wife, who is suspicious of the letters and the talk of crime, but is praised by Drummond for her cooking.
Mrs. Denny first appears in 0001 i in which he takes tea at the carlton and is surprised.
In In Which He Takes Tea at the Carlton and Is Surprised: James Denny's wife, who is suspicious of the letters and the talk of crime, but is praised by Drummond for her cooking.
Later, in I: James Denny's wife, who disapproves of the advertisement's reference to crime and warns her husband.
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