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Book, page 1 / 105 *** This etext was created by Charles Aldarondo (Aldarondo@yahoo.com). SEVEN WIVES AND SEVEN PRISONS: OR EXPERIENCES IN THE LIFE OF A MATRIMONIAL MANIAC. A TRUE STORY. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. NEW YORK: PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR. 1870. CONTENTS CHAPTER 1. THE FIRST AND WORST WIFE My Early History. The First Marriage. Leaving Home to Prospect. Sending for My Wife. Her Mysterious Journey. Where I Found Her. Ten Dollars for Nothing. A Fascinating Hotel Clerk. My Wife's Confession. From Bad to Worse. Final Separation. Trial for Forgery. A Private Marriage. Summary Separation CHAPTER II. MISERIES FROM MY SECOND MARRIAGE. Love-Making in Massachusetts. Arrest for Bigamy. Trial at Northampton. A Stunning Sentence. Sent to State Prison. Learning the Brush Business. Sharpening Picks. Prison Fare. In the Hospital. Kind Treatment. Successful Horse-Shoeing. The Warden my Friend. Efforts for my Release. A Full Pardon.
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