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(The house of Malba’s aunt was right in town. Malba’s parents were not married and the aunt brought Malba and her brother up. [...] Malba was ashamed at being illegitimate, and told us that it was very important to have a good name. [...]
(The husband remarried 7 months after Malba’s death. Malba repeated this fact often; she was bitter about it because it revealed how little her husband thought of her. [...] Malba was not happy about this either.
[...] Malba came through after only a few. [...] Malba’s voice on the whole was not as strong as Jane’s, and more petulant. [...]
[...] This is my interpretation of what Malba said, and I believe now it is wrong. Malba’s pronunciation was something like Deka-tur, with the accent on the first syllable.
(This time we had our windows completely shielded by curtains, as Malba had requested we do in the first session with her. [...]
(Before contacting Malba we had sat quietly for some time with but one dim red Christmas candle on, shielded by a curtain. [...]
(There follows the facts Malba gave us as best we both recall them. [...]
(Malba’s maiden name was Skilcock; she spelled it out.
(Malba met her husband Bronson there; he was a foreman in the factory or plant. [...]
[...] Malba mentioned this several times in a rather derogatory way.
