US Edition"From Oprah to Opal," Part Three
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"From Oprah to Opal," Part Three
In two prior installments, I presented an enigmatic Oregonian, Opal Whiteley. In 1920 her The Story of Opal: the journal of an understanding heart was published by the Atlantic Monthly Press, having convinced Ellery Sedgewick that she could reassemble the childhood diary that her ill-behaved, envious sister had shredded. The Story of Opal featured French words and phrases and deployed acrostics....
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