The Story of Jennie Oneil Potter
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" The wife, after six months which has been spent in wandering in Italy and in the islands of Greece, finds herself settled down at home. Until now, the pair have not been separated an hour since their marriage. But one evening the wife receives a telegram which tells her not to expect her husband home to dinner.
"I suppose he thinks, as he is married now, he can neglect me as much as he likes, " she says, bursting into tears. ... I would get a divorce, but I love him, and it is for better or J...ENNIE O'NEIL POTTER. 57 for worse, until death do us part. " . . . But when he comes, she cries, "O, Arthur, Arthur, where have you been? Kiss me, Arthur; kiss me.
In another scene the mother is in the nursery with the children, when the husband joins the group. After the children have gone to bed she says, "O, Arthur, how much we have to make us happy — our prosperity, our love for each other, and our four dear little ones. " Last scene of all: The grandmother, who is wrapt in memories, in the same house where fifty-five years before she was a newly wedded bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The wife, after six months which has been spent in wandering in Italy and in the islands of Greece, finds herself settled down at home. Until now, the pair have not been separated an hour since their marriage. But one evening the wife receives a telegram which tells her not to expect her husband home to dinner.
"I suppose he thinks, as he is married now, he can neglect me as much as he likes, " she says, bursting into tears. ... I would get a divorce, but I love him, and it is for better or J...ENNIE O'NEIL POTTER. 57 for worse, until death do us part. " . . . But when he comes, she cries, "O, Arthur, Arthur, where have you been? Kiss me, Arthur; kiss me.
In another scene the mother is in the nursery with the children, when the husband joins the group. After the children have gone to bed she says, "O, Arthur, how much we have to make us happy — our prosperity, our love for each other, and our four dear little ones. " Last scene of all: The grandmother, who is wrapt in memories, in the same house where fifty-five years before she was a newly wedded bride.
What to read after The Story of Jennie Oneil Potter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Randall Diehl to read onlineMoreLess
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