Category: The Tragic Life of Mary Dickson
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C6 – Mary’s Reflections
Mary’s Reflections on Amarte’s letter Mary was ecstatic to receive Amarte’s response, she read it again and again, she understood it all, but the ending made her uncomfortable. She wondered if it was Amarte’s polite way of saying goodbye to her. “Do not come to me because your body yearns for mine as I know…
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C4 Mary Writes to Amarte
Mary Writes to Amarte Mary’s mind was so filled with thoughts of Amarte; sleeping did not seem to be an option, her conscience was assailing her with thoughts of the years she left Amarte in New York and went to the Orient. She felt an urgent need to write a letter to him. “My Dearest…
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Protected: Chapter Seventeen
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C13 – Amarte writes to Mary
Amarte Responds to Mary’s confession My Dearest Mary, I have difficulty finding the correct words to convey how troubled I am from reading your last letter. Before I address your concerns let me quote to you directly from the last letter I wrote to you. “Let me assure you Mary, nothing that happened in your…
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C3 – Mandeville
Waltham, Mandeville Jamaica (3) Before Mary returned to Jamaica, she called Aggie and told her she was coming home, Aggie was excited to hear the news and asked Mary to come and visit her in Mandeville. The morning was lazily dragging on, and Mary had not decided what she was going to do for the…
