Frank R. Stockton

Frank R. Stockton

Summary

Portrait of Frank R. Stockton Frank R. Stockton,  Kate Bonnet — XXXIX (1901)

“ Delaplaine, and Jamaica became the home of this happy family, whose welfare was founded, as on a rock, upon the disappearance of the wicked.
Here, then, was a brave girl who had loved her father with a love which was more than that of a daughter, which was the love of a mother, of a wife; who had loved him in prosperity and in times of sorrow and of shame; who had rejoiced like an angel whenever he turned his footsteps into the right way, and who had mourned like an angel whenever he went wrong.
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Portrait of Frank R. Stockton Frank R. Stockton,  Kate Bonnet — XXXIX (1901)

“ He had had a hard time to get there, having but little money and no friends to help him; but he had a strong heart and an earnest, and so he was bound to get there at last; and, although Kate saw no visitors, she saw him. She was not dressed in mourning; she could not wear black for herself. ”
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