Seven Wives And Seven Prisons; Or, Experiences in the Life of a Matrimonial Monomaniac. a True Story
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A few daysafterward, when I had settled my business and collected my bills inPortsmouth and Exeter, I went to New York, and from there to Newark.
CHAPTER VII.
WEDDING A WIDOW, AND THE CONSEQUENCES.
I MARRY A WIDOW--SIX WEEKS OF HAPPINESS--CONFIDING A SECRET AND THECONSEQUENCES--THE WIDOW'S BROTHER--SUDDEN FLIGHT FROM NEWARK--INHARTFORD, CONN. --MY WIFE'S SISTER BETRAYS ME--TRIAL FORBIGAMY--SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT--I BECOME A "BOBBINBOY"--A GOOD FRIEND--GOVERNOR PRICE VISITS ME IN PR...ISON--HE PARDONSME--TEN YEARS' SENTENCE FULFILLED IN SEVEN MONTHS.
Why in the world did Captain Brown ever tempt me with the prospectof a profitable patient in Newark? I had no thought of going to thatcity, and no business there except to see if I could cure CaptainBrown's daughter. With my matrimonial monomania it was like puttingmy hand into the fire to go to a fresh place, where I should seefresh faces, and where fresh temptations would beset me. And when Iwent to Newark, I went only as I supposed, to see a single patient;but Captain Brown prevailed upon me to stay to take care of hisdaughter, and assured me that he and his friends would secure me agood practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few daysafterward, when I had settled my business and collected my bills inPortsmouth and Exeter, I went to New York, and from there to Newark.
CHAPTER VII.
WEDDING A WIDOW, AND THE CONSEQUENCES.
I MARRY A WIDOW--SIX WEEKS OF HAPPINESS--CONFIDING A SECRET AND THECONSEQUENCES--THE WIDOW'S BROTHER--SUDDEN FLIGHT FROM NEWARK--INHARTFORD, CONN. --MY WIFE'S SISTER BETRAYS ME--TRIAL FORBIGAMY--SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT--I BECOME A "BOBBINBOY"--A GOOD FRIEND--GOVERNOR PRICE VISITS ME IN PR...ISON--HE PARDONSME--TEN YEARS' SENTENCE FULFILLED IN SEVEN MONTHS.
Why in the world did Captain Brown ever tempt me with the prospectof a profitable patient in Newark? I had no thought of going to thatcity, and no business there except to see if I could cure CaptainBrown's daughter. With my matrimonial monomania it was like puttingmy hand into the fire to go to a fresh place, where I should seefresh faces, and where fresh temptations would beset me. And when Iwent to Newark, I went only as I supposed, to see a single patient;but Captain Brown prevailed upon me to stay to take care of hisdaughter, and assured me that he and his friends would secure me agood practice.
What to read after Seven Wives And Seven Prisons; Or, Experiences in the Life of a Matrimonial Monomaniac. a True Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott L. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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