Mary Rhody
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967 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
Mary Rhody’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But she could look with neither kindness nor charity on Miss Flower.
She had held her peace, allowed no word of censure or criticism to escape her when the women were discussing that young lady.
But all the more vehement was her distrust because thus pent up and repressed.
With the swiftness of feminine thought, for no man had yet suspected, she fathomed the secret of the traitor's sudden going.
And carried away by the excitement of the moment and the belief that none but her husband could hear, she had made that startling announcement, and her intuition was unerring.
Nanette Flower was indeed gone.
Yet for nearly an hour she stood alone in her conviction.
Her husband quickly cautioned silence, and going forth gave instructions to the couriers that sent them speeding for the Rollins Road.
But at seven o'clock misses Hay herself appeared and asked to see the general, who was taking at the moment his accustomed bracer, tonic and stimulant.
The only kind he was ever known to use a cold bath and
So it was to Mrs.
Dade, in all apparent frankness and sincerity, the traitor's wife began her tale with
Everyone at Fran well knew that her anxiety as to the outcome of the battle on the Elk had well nigh equaled that of the wives and sweethearts within the garrison.
While her niece, after the first day's excitement, kept to her room, the aunt went flittingly from house to house, full of sympathy and suggestion.
But obviously more deeply concerned than they had ever seen her
Now she seemed worried beyond words at thought of her husband's having to go out at just this time.
It was mainly on Nanette's account, she said.
Only last night, with the mail from Laramie, had come a letter posted in San Francisco the week before, telling Miss Flower that her dearest friend and roommate for four years at school, who had been on an extended bridal tour, was
Would pass through Rollins, eastward bound, on Friday's train, and begging Nanette to meet her and go as far at least as Cheyenne.
Her husband, it seems, had been hurriedly recalled to New York, and there was no help for it.
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