The late Mr [name_u]Campbell[/name_u] was born in 1889 and he married Mrs [name_u]Campbell[/name_u] in the early 1900s. [name_u]Ever[/name_u] since Mr [name_u]Campbell[/name_u] had died, Mrs [name_u]Campbell[/name_u] had been in a great state of distress. She was used to putting her feet up and letting the servants do everything. Now that he was dead, there was no money to pay them and as a result, they had left to find some better work. No one took much notice of Mrs [name_u]Campbell[/name_u] because women dressed in mourning were aplenty since many men had died fighting in the war. I wish I could say that Mr [name_u]Campbell[/name_u] had died heroically fighting for his country but in fact he died from a terrible case of chickenpox which he had caught from their youngest child [name_f]Bethany[/name_f]. I must admit, I feel terribly sorry for [name_f]Beth[/name_f] as it must be a terrible feeling knowing you caused your Father’s death. [name_f]Bethany[/name_f] at the moment was moping around the drawing room in her best frock.
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