Mal Moulee by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

The story revolves around a young woman who marries a wealthy man to escape poverty, but soon realizes she has sacrificed her happiness and freedom. She falls in love with another man, but societal pressures and her husband's wealth prevent her from pursuing the relationship. The novel explores themes of love, marriage, and the constraints placed on women during that era.

By Ella Wheeler Wilcox · First published 1889 · Genre: Romance, Poetry, Drama · 23 chapters

Contents

• TWO GIRLS
• TWO GIRLS AND A DOLL
• A FATAL IMPRESS
• A STARTLING VALEDICTORY
• A YOUNG CYNIC
• A MOTHER'S VIEW OF "WOMAN'S RIGHTS."
• THE LOVELY CYNIC MEETS HER FATE
• SWEET DANGER
• JOURNALISTIC DISCUSSIONS
• A DISCOURSE ON SUICIDE
• A FREAK OF FATE
• AN EXCITING ICE-BOAT ADVENTURE
• A STAR FALLS
• ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN
• SUDDEN FLIGHT
• A MAN AND TWO WOMEN
• A MAN, A WOMAN, AND SPIRITS
• APPLES OF SODOM
• A STORY AND A REVELATION
• THE HARVEST OF TARES
• A STRANGE MARRIAGE
• DEAD IN HER BED
• BITTER SWEET

More by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

• Six Bad Husbands and Six Unhappy Wives (1912)
• An Ambitious Man (1899)
• A Woman of the World (1907)
• Three Women (1897)
• The Heart of The New Thought (1902)
• WORTH WHILE (1889)
• THE HOUSE OF LIFE (1904)
• A SONG OF LIFE (1889)
• All works by Ella Wheeler Wilcox