Steves Woman
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"Are you so unhappy as this, Trenoweth?" he said at last, chang ing his tone to one of almost equality. "Is that your only remedy? Do you seriously meditate allowing your wife to proceed to such lengths as that? No womanly woman could do it no! no! no!" with a shrill tone in his voice and a glitter in his eyes; "it is only women who have for gotten God and duty who do such things. I thought Mrs. Trenoweth understood the eternal sanctity of the marriage bond better than that. " Trenoweth laughed....
"We ain't married, don't you see, 139 STEVE'S WOMAN sir? Not no more, in a manner of speaking, than if I was a corpse. " "Ahem!" coughed the bewildered parson "don't you see, my good man, that marriage is a divine or dinance? It is not a mere animal relationship, a mere dog and bitch partnership. " He looked askance at Trenoweth, thinking his analogy a little too strong for the occasion. "It is a communion of souls, a twin ing together of subtler needs than can be expressed; a union not only for time but for all eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Are you so unhappy as this, Trenoweth?" he said at last, chang ing his tone to one of almost equality. "Is that your only remedy? Do you seriously meditate allowing your wife to proceed to such lengths as that? No womanly woman could do it no! no! no!" with a shrill tone in his voice and a glitter in his eyes; "it is only women who have for gotten God and duty who do such things. I thought Mrs. Trenoweth understood the eternal sanctity of the marriage bond better than that. " Trenoweth laughed....
"We ain't married, don't you see, 139 STEVE'S WOMAN sir? Not no more, in a manner of speaking, than if I was a corpse. " "Ahem!" coughed the bewildered parson "don't you see, my good man, that marriage is a divine or dinance? It is not a mere animal relationship, a mere dog and bitch partnership. " He looked askance at Trenoweth, thinking his analogy a little too strong for the occasion. "It is a communion of souls, a twin ing together of subtler needs than can be expressed; a union not only for time but for all eternity.
What to read after Steves Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Havelock to read onlineMoreLess
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