The House by the Churchyard Chapter 14

In which Lieutenant O'Flaherty bravely endures a pungent old family remedy devised by his friend Puddock to alleviate a dire headache, all while contending with the sharp eyes and unexpected visit of the charming Magnolia and her uncle. The ensuing encounter, marked by discomfort and a gallant attempt to maintain composure, leaves O'Flaherty ruefully contemplating both his dishevelled appearance and the meddlesome presence of the ever-watchful Judy Carrol.