Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

William Kent was a humble inkeeper in mid-1700s England.

During the many months when he and his wife Elizabeth were expecting the birth of their

first child, the woman's sister Fanny came to stay with them and help around the house.

Sadly, Elizabeth died giving birth to their son, and the frail little infant passed away

a short while later.

William was in turmoil, having lost both his beloved wife and his newborn son just days

apart.

Fanny decided to stay and help him, and eventually the two fell in love.

He wanted to marry her so he set out for London to seek counsel on how to proceed, but

there was a problem.

The church wouldn't let William marry Fanny, as can in law forbade it.

William was, again, heartbroken and decided to get away.

From his job, from his old house, from every bad memory he had, he and Fanny parted ways,

and then he moved to London where he started a new life for himself.

Fanny, however, couldn't forget William.

She wrote him letters professing her love for him, and he wrote back each and every time.

Eventually, William could no longer hide his feelings, and he invited her to come stay

with him.

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