Tante
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Talcott to guess what she had seen.
"No, " said Mrs. Talcott, continuing to gaze before her, and shaking herhead. "No, I'll be glad of that. We get on real well together, I think. "And, after another moment of silence, she went on in the samecontemplative tone: "I used to quarrel pretty bad with my husband when Iwas first married, Karen. He was the nicest, mildest kind of man, asloving as could be. But I guess most young things find it hard to getused to each other all at once. It ain't easy, m...arried life; at leastnot at the beginning. You expect such a high standard of each other andeverything seems to hurt. After a while you get so discouraged, perhaps, finding it isn't like what you expected, that you commence to think youdon't care any more and it was all a mistake. I guess every young wifethinks that in the first year, and it makes you feel mighty sick. Why, if marriage didn't tie people up so tight, most of 'em would fly apartin the first year and think they just hated each other, and that's whyit's such a good thing that they're tied so tight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Talcott to guess what she had seen.
"No, " said Mrs. Talcott, continuing to gaze before her, and shaking herhead. "No, I'll be glad of that. We get on real well together, I think. "And, after another moment of silence, she went on in the samecontemplative tone: "I used to quarrel pretty bad with my husband when Iwas first married, Karen. He was the nicest, mildest kind of man, asloving as could be. But I guess most young things find it hard to getused to each other all at once. It ain't easy, m...arried life; at leastnot at the beginning. You expect such a high standard of each other andeverything seems to hurt. After a while you get so discouraged, perhaps, finding it isn't like what you expected, that you commence to think youdon't care any more and it was all a mistake. I guess every young wifethinks that in the first year, and it makes you feel mighty sick. Why, if marriage didn't tie people up so tight, most of 'em would fly apartin the first year and think they just hated each other, and that's whyit's such a good thing that they're tied so tight.
What to read after Tante?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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