Everybody's Husband
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Grandmother They don't expect it of us.
Mother I wish you had told me what men do expect.
Grandmother Heaven knows ! I am sure they don't.
Mother [Wistfully.] I should like to tell my girl.
Grandmother She must read her Bible and pray for guidance like the rest of us. Who is she, pray, to escape the common destiny? Let her go like the rest of us to her husband, find out his weakness and keep it to herself. ... I think it is quite time she came in.
[The Girl comes running in.
Girl Mother! Mother...!
[28] Mother My darling. You are safe ! Now do go to bed and let me tuck you up for the last time.
Girl No. No. No. No. If I went to bed my bed would turn into a barge with silken sails like Cleopatra's, and I should go floating down the burnished river Grandmother Don't talk nonsense, child. Do as your mother tells youl Girl Silly old woman you are in your crinoline. I don't wonder you have forgotten that you have legs, walking about with a five-barred fence all round you.
Grandmother Manners!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grandmother They don't expect it of us.
Mother I wish you had told me what men do expect.
Grandmother Heaven knows ! I am sure they don't.
Mother [Wistfully.] I should like to tell my girl.
Grandmother She must read her Bible and pray for guidance like the rest of us. Who is she, pray, to escape the common destiny? Let her go like the rest of us to her husband, find out his weakness and keep it to herself. ... I think it is quite time she came in.
[The Girl comes running in.
Girl Mother! Mother...!
[28] Mother My darling. You are safe ! Now do go to bed and let me tuck you up for the last time.
Girl No. No. No. No. If I went to bed my bed would turn into a barge with silken sails like Cleopatra's, and I should go floating down the burnished river Grandmother Don't talk nonsense, child. Do as your mother tells youl Girl Silly old woman you are in your crinoline. I don't wonder you have forgotten that you have legs, walking about with a five-barred fence all round you.
Grandmother Manners!
What to read after Everybody's Husband?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cannan Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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