Story 7/23/2013 Mary was a distrusting wife. Whenever her husband was out of town, she would send telegraphs to trail him. Her husband detested his wife's act. One day, the husband was out station. A

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Story 7/23/2013 Mary was a distrusting wife. Whenever her husband was out of town, she would send telegraphs to trail him. Her husband detested his wife's act. One day, the husband was out station. As soon as he reached the hotel, he received a telegraph from his wife. The telegraph read as, "Don't forget that you are already a Married man. Wife" After a moment of pondering, the husband replied the telegraph, "Your telegraph has not been received.Your husband"

Jul 23, 2014 4:06 PM

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Story 7/23/2013

Mary was a distrustful wife. Whenever her husband was out of town, she would send telegraphs after/to him. Her husband detested this.
One day, the husband left the station [this sentence is confusing, I'm not sure what you mean]. As soon as he reached the hotel, he received a telegraph from his wife. The telegraph read as, "Don't forget that you are already a Married man. Wife"
After a moment of pondering, the husband replied the telegraph, "Your telegraph has not been received.Your husband"

Nice job. I'm not sure what a telegraph really is so I can't correct that aspect. Does this piece take place in a different era?

July 23, 2014

Story 7/23/2013

Mary was a distrusting wife. Whenever her husband was out of town, she would send telegraphs to trail him. Her husband detested his wife's act.
One day, the husband was out station. As soon as he reached the hotel, he received a telegraph from his wife. The telegraph read as, "Don't forget that you are already a Married man. Wife"
After a moment of pondering, the husband replied the telegraph, "Your telegraph has not been received.Your husband"

This is pretty cute. Creative too.

July 23, 2014

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