Mail Order Bride: The Woman & The Doctor Complete Each Other (A Clean Western Historical Romance)
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A mail order bride with little book learning but an inventive mind, travels to her fiancé, a doctor and war vet with one leg, who lives in a little town in New Mexico. This story is full or irony, kindness, and wit and it shows everyone just how much can be accomplished if you simply ask others for help.
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Mail Order Bride - Doreen Milstead
Mail Order Bride: The Woman & The Doctor Complete Each Other
(A Clean Western Historical Romance)
By
Doreen Milstead
Copyright 2015 Enduring Hope & Love Press
Synopsis: A mail order bride with little book learning but an inventive mind, travels to her fiancé, a doctor and war vet with one leg, who lives in a little town in New Mexico. This story is full or irony, kindness, and wit and it shows everyone just how much can be accomplished if you simply ask others for help.
Evelyn Montalo lazed on her chaise lounge and stretched in the mid-morning sun. She was wearing her dressing gown, not seeing a reason to wear her normal clothing when no visitors were expected and her parents were out of the city, and she was eating some berries and cream while reading Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels
which was a favored book of hers.
She wasn't so sure she agreed with some of Swift's views, especially those expressed in an essay she wasn't sure was meant to be serious, but the story was intriguing and she always hoped to meet Mister Swift. Perhaps some day she'd go to England and speak with him.
All she really needed was to convince her father to pay for a round trip to England, which could be easily done as soon as Evelyn could be bothered to do so. She finished the chapter and decided that she'd like to go for a walk and so she dressed, chose a parasol, and left the house. The sun was still shining bright and the world outside seemed fresh with possibilities.
Perhaps she would get into some adventure that would test her intellectual skill, or even rescue an orphan or a puppy! The day was laden with possibilities and as she walked down the street quietly humming to herself, she though that today would be a fantastic day.
Hello, newsboy,
she said, to a child she assumed was delivering newspapers due to the scruffiness of his face. Newspaper boys were always scruffy and seemed a bit rough but had hearts of gold.
The child said, What?
Evelyn ignored him. She greeted all those she saw, occasionally getting it right, until she came upon an older man with some sort of machine. It had an awful lot of gears and belts and looked very complicated and interesting. She walked over and ignored the curses coming from the old man's mouth. She leaned over and asked, What's this?
The man sat up with a shock, saw Evelyn, and muttered, Don't know. My son sent me this from Boston and expects me to make it work. Fool child has all these ideas but no idea how to make them real.
Perhaps I can help,
offered Evelyn, who hadn't so much as seen a machine during her time on Earth. She was a clever girl, though and had no doubt that things would work out for her.
I don't you can, miss,
said the old man. I've been a tinkerer for years upon years and I can't make sense of the darn thing.
Well, it looks very simple to me,
said Evelyn, and she was pleased with the old man rolled his eyes and acquiesced. She handed him the parasol and looked the machine and into a gaping mouth on its top. There appeared to be some things stuck in there, grinding together in a way that was probably very unhealthy for the machine. I see the problem already. There's wheels in here that won't let each other move.
Miss, I wouldn't do that if I were you,
cautioned the old man. "Those are supposed to be right that. I think my son means