Mary Rhody
speaker
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 Mrs.
Hay said no, she had had coffee before coming.
She would go and see if there was anything they could do for Field, and would try again to induce Mrs.
Day to listen to certain of her explanations.
But Mrs.
Dade was silent and preoccupied.
She was thinking of that story of Nanette's going, and wondering whether it could be true.
She was wondering if misses Hay knew the couriers had gone to recall Hay, and that if he and Nanette failed to return, it might mean trouble for both.
She could accord to Mrs.
Hay no confidences of her own, and had been compelled to decline to listen to those with which Mrs.
Hay would have favoured her.
She was thinking of something still more perplexing.
The general, as her husband finally told her, had asked first thing to see Hay, and later declared that he wished to talk with Mrs.
Hay and see Nanette.
Was it possible he knew anything of what she knew?
That between Hayes household and Stabbers Village there had been communication of some kind?
That the first thing found in the Indian pouch brought home by Captain Blake was a letter addressed in Nanette Flower's hand, and with it three card photographs of the
Two of them of unmistakable Indians and civilized garb, and two letters addressed like hers to mister Ralph Moreau.
One care of the Reverend Jasper Strong, Valentine, Nebraska, the other to the General Delivery Omaha.
Yes, that pouch brought in by Captain Blake had contained matter too weighty for one woman, wise as she was, to keep to herself.
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