Bird Lover Marries Scholar Amid Ozark Home Memories
Dale Worden, drawn by a tailor bird in a taxidermist window, woos and marries Bella Vance, daughter of Robert Vance. They tour the West, visit Worden’s old Ozark mansion, and return to a burned house, planning to rebuild beside the tree house where birds nest and sing. Bella embraces a nature filled life with Worden.
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A Trouble Maker Says Husband Is His First Thought
The Boston Transcript notes doux humor in letters from Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Smith jokes her husband always thinks of her first. Mrs. Jones quips that the geema te thinks second thoughts are beet.
Atoning for Cruelty Waldron Hume Helps Evicted Tenants
Waldron Hume defies his uncle Adam Paget to shelter John and Miss Denton after a ruthless eviction. He offers a home for the Dentons with his mother and renounces the mercenary life, bringing relief to the distressed family and a mix of gratitude and awe from Mrs. Hume.
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