- tering language, drinkin', billiard playin', etc., etc.
Well, he spent Medora's money, and broke her heart, and I believe a few of her bones; he wuz a low brute, and I don't blame her for wantin' a divorce.
She left the sham Baron after her bones wuz sot and went up to Maine agin, and some say she made overtoors to that Hatevil White, but he wuz true to his name and wouldn't marry the fickle creeter who had deceived him once. And then by that time (men's hearts are so elastic) he had got in love with a pretty young school teacher, and married her the next year after these overtoors, and her aunt, having found out how she wuz deceived in regard to Medora's name, left her hull property when she died to this distant relation, Hatevil White.
So poor Medora Francina felt that her Ma had ondone her for the second time. She has got a high temper, and her tongue is the worst scourge Miss Green Smythe has to stand, they fight perfectly fearful, so they say. Well, to resoom backwards a spell. About the time Medora wuz married Eudora's disease seemed to take another form, it kinder went to her head, but she appeared well enough, and could walk round as well as anybody. So, as she wuz very beautiful, the handsomest one in the family, her mother took her home and had teachers and learnt her what she could and made of her. And it wuz the next winter after she went home to live that she ran away with the coachman.
Her mother had to go to Europe agin that winter, 'twas the twenty-fourth time, I believe; but, 'tennyrate, she wuz there. But she left Eudora in the care of a very accomplished and fashionable French governess. Miss Green Smythe didn't have time to learn much about this
