Revelations of a Wife The Story of a Honeymoon

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Revelations of a Wife The Story of a Honeymoon

by Adele Garrison

EN·~9 hours·47 chapters

Chapters

47 total

REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

0:03

BY - ADELE GARRISON

12:48

[Illustration: "LOOK AT ME, MARGARET."]

0:02

INTRODUCTION

1:35

I. "I WILL BE HAPPY! I WILL! I WILL!"

4:40

II. THE FIRST QUARREL

9:16

III. KNOWN TO FAME AS LILLIAN GALE

14:22

IV. DIVIDED OPINIONS

2:20

V. "ALWAYS YOUR JACK"

3:41

VI. A MAID AND MODEL

13:53

Description

Margaret Spencer has spent years mocking the institution of marriage, building a comfortable career and a self‑crafted routine of solitary reflection. On a bright wedding day she drops all those theories, becomes Mrs. Richard Graham, and silently repeats the mantra, “I will be happy!” Her late mother’s dying wish—to record every marital difficulty for the next generation—now haunts her as she steps into a life she never imagined.

Her new husband, Dicky, is a free‑spirited artist whose charm is matched by a stubborn insistence that she abandon her teaching job. Margaret’s first weeks together are a delicate dance between her longing for independence and the quiet demands of domesticity, all observed through the hour she has always set aside for private thought. As she begins to chronicle the small triumphs and inevitable frustrations, listeners are invited to share in a candid, early‑twentieth‑century portrait of love, compromise, and the search for a shared identity.

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Revelations of a Wife The Story of a Honeymoon The Story of a Honeymoon

Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (554K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-04-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Adele Garrison

b. 1873

Best known for turning domestic life into compulsive serialized fiction, this American writer kept newspaper readers hooked for years with Revelations of a Wife. Writing under the pen name Adele Garrison, she built one of the era’s most widely read newspaper narratives.

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