The Washington times., 1926-10-09
peaches BARES THOSE
TERRIBLE HOURS
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undermined by these receptions? wanted fine things
Mr., Browning promised them. But / have yet to re-
ceiye from my husband, my millionaire husband che
costly things he promised me- "
/ am going to tell you all of those incidents which
helped to send my soaring soul back to earth.
And will try to show you how feel now, IN hiding
like criminal after of the most nerve-shaterng
periods that young girl haseVer been fofceo 10 lVe
thrOugh-and smile.
Terrible Hours With Browning
The newspaper man who found me in my seclusion
asked me If was eyer going back to Mr. browning;
When think of the terrible moments, the terrible
hours spentin the night, when was actually AFRAID
so afraid that it people only knew they "ouion
ask me if am ever going back to nlm'
NV love for Mr. Browning and my life with him is
When left him burned my bridges behind me =,
People must know that it takes sometning unusu@i
to drive girl away from her husband 10 tne ulce
tain existence l leading, wondering wnat |
do. - a.. H. L.ro,s of those
Even With all the things suffering at this moment
fool marvellous sense of relief Again breathe the
FREQ air Of healthy fe away from the sitting atmo-
sphere of Mr. Brownings curious and revolving actons
forced to hide am forced TO aeI IKE No. Won't
through during those six sckening months While shared
the life of Mr.. Browning and was forced 10 experience "
Screams With Fright In Night
He is quoted in newspapers as saying that he still loves
me- that he would die for Well II his love 1or me IS
still the same kind of love he bore for me during tose
months would rather die myself than feel the horror
which came over me at his touch.
Even while have been away from him THESE past re"
DAYS lie awake at night and imagine that he is near
me and | scream through the darkness for my mother
MIR Browning certainly has funny of showing his
love.
Sometimes he even seemed to take pleasure in giving
pain.
He didn't want nae to have the fresh air and sunshine
/ needed He used to say that he sat in hot, stutty
office all day and there why should be
out romping around.
| was like bird in gided cage, only the cage was
not so gded as everybody thought at the time 1t was
only couple of rooms, but to it seemed that great
iron bars shut up with this man. And even those
rooms which highly advertised by Mr.. Browning
as luxurious were not so nice the of my mother
home
His Hot Love Turns TO Ctnders
do not object so much to the fact that Mr. Brown
ing did not provide for his wealth allowed. |
could have been happy in poor little cottage he had
only loved other wives loved, but did object
to the fact that he made the world believe he was
providing with every luxury his millions afforded
the wife of millionaire, but my Cinderella dresses
bought for publicity purposes, always dragged in
the ashes More horrible still the cinders of this
strange thing he called love.
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