A noble
woman, a most worthy wife is mistress of that house; joyous children
move and play among the trees that shade the lawns; and the head
of the household, the father of the family, is the happiest of thee
group.
That farm, that family, that cottage, that wife, that happy home are
mine-all mine. I have found a true wife and a real home at last.
My story is told; and if it should suggest to the reader the moral
which is too obvious to need rehearsal, one object I had in telling
the story will have been accomplished.
THE END.
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