Woman Killed With Kindness
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“Here lies she whom her husband''s kindness killed”
This is the epitaph, in golden letters, Master John Frankford proposes for the tomb of his wife, Anne, who has just starved herself to death. Frankford congratulates himself on the clever means by which he has brought his wife to repentance-and got rid of her.
The marriage is comfortable, if uneventful, until Frankford gives his friend Wendoll ...
This is the epitaph, in golden letters, Master John Frankford proposes for the tomb of his wife, Anne, who has just starved herself to death. Frankford congratulates himself on the clever means by which he has brought his wife to repentance-and got rid of her.
The marriage is comfortable, if uneventful, until Frankford gives his friend Wendoll ...
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“Here lies she whom her husband''s kindness killed”
This is the epitaph, in golden letters, Master John Frankford proposes for the tomb of his wife, Anne, who has just starved herself to death. Frankford congratulates himself on the clever means by which he has brought his wife to repentance-and got rid of her.
The marriage is comfortable, if uneventful, until Frankford gives his friend Wendoll ...
This is the epitaph, in golden letters, Master John Frankford proposes for the tomb of his wife, Anne, who has just starved herself to death. Frankford congratulates himself on the clever means by which he has brought his wife to repentance-and got rid of her.
The marriage is comfortable, if uneventful, until Frankford gives his friend Wendoll ...
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