The Great Roxhythe · Character
Mr. Milward
A well-travelled, amiable gentleman whose easy conversation and convenient arrivals make him a pleasant companion — and something more.
supporting
Also known as Milward, the amiable Mr. Milward
First appearance: viii the amiable mr milward perplexed
As a supporting figure in The Great Roxhythe, Mr. Milward is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
A friendly English traveler met in Flushing; joins Roxhythe's party and provides conversation.
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Milward is the sort of genial, worldly acquaintance a young secretary is delighted to meet abroad, full of stories of Italy and the Hague. He attaches himself to Christopher's company just as Roxhythe falls mysteriously…
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