Marriage
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38 MARRIAGE.
Women are apt to sigh, complainingly, "How queer men are!" and men to mutter, "Just like a woman!" Neither takes the trouble to understand that there is some sense and reason, under the other's view. For instance, a man seldom says, "lam sorry. " He repents as often and as truly as a woman, of anger and injustice; but the deeper his repentance, the more insignificant do words seem to him. He resolves that he will show his sorrow by a convincing act; and perhaps at some per- sonal s...acrifice to himself, he purchases a gift which he knows his wife has often coveted. This will show her his real sorrow for his fault. He takes it home, eager to be forgiven, and to see the happy smile again. His face is bright with anticipation, and with the ten- derness awakened by contrition. To his surprise, pain, and bewilderment, she looks coldly upon the gift, scarcely thanks him for it, and puts it out of sight as soon as she can find excuse for doing so. It is then that, in his chagrin and despair, he mutters, "Just like a woman, you never can please her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
38 MARRIAGE.
Women are apt to sigh, complainingly, "How queer men are!" and men to mutter, "Just like a woman!" Neither takes the trouble to understand that there is some sense and reason, under the other's view. For instance, a man seldom says, "lam sorry. " He repents as often and as truly as a woman, of anger and injustice; but the deeper his repentance, the more insignificant do words seem to him. He resolves that he will show his sorrow by a convincing act; and perhaps at some per- sonal s...acrifice to himself, he purchases a gift which he knows his wife has often coveted. This will show her his real sorrow for his fault. He takes it home, eager to be forgiven, and to see the happy smile again. His face is bright with anticipation, and with the ten- derness awakened by contrition. To his surprise, pain, and bewilderment, she looks coldly upon the gift, scarcely thanks him for it, and puts it out of sight as soon as she can find excuse for doing so. It is then that, in his chagrin and despair, he mutters, "Just like a woman, you never can please her.
What to read after Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Dearborn Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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