"The Sign of the Spider" by Bertram Mitford is a tale set in the late 1800s, chronicling Laurence Stanninghame's radical decision to abandon his lifeless suburban existence and strained marriage in favor of seeking wealth and rejuvenation in Johannesburg. Amidst a difficult breakfast conversation with his dissatisfied wife, Laurence announces his plan, emphasizing his strong desire to escape the monotonous life he leads. As he prepares to depart, Laurence is torn between lingering thoughts of his past and a hopeful yearning for a more vibrant future, setting the stage for a story of ambition, self-discovery, and the intricate web of human connections.
The Sign of the Spider
By Bertram Mitford
A man forsakes his dreary life and unhappy marriage for the promise of riches in a distant land, embarking on a quest to redefine his destiny.
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