[Ethelyn’s Mistake by Mary Jane Holmes]@TWC D-Link bookEthelyn’s Mistake CHAPTER XXVI 2/13
A few lines only, and they read: "NEW YORK, May--. "MY DARLING ANDY: I know you have not forgotten me, and I am superstitious enough to fancy that you are with me in spirit constantly. I do not know why I am writing this to you, but something impels me to do it, and tell you that I am well.
I cannot say happy yet, for the sundering of every earthly relation made too deep a wound for me not to feel the pain for months and may be for years.
I have employment, though--constant employment--that helps me to bear, and keeps me from dwelling too much upon the past. "Andy, I want you to tell Richard that in thinking over my married life I see many places where I did very wrong and tried him terribly.
I am sorry for that, and hope he will forgive me.
I wish I had never crossed his path and left so dark a shadow on his life. "Tell your mother that I know now I did not try to make her like me. Perhaps I could not if I had; but I might at least have tried.
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