The Husband Test
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" But to think of your talking about trial marriage! " " Don't be shocked, " Bettv comforted him.
It isn't as if I were only talking of it, to make a conversation. You see, I'm really going to do it. " He groaned.
Ruth felt for him. She pleaded with Betty.
" People will cut you. " " We won't see them. " " All uptown goes slumming, " Nadine re- minded her. " One meets one's mother's schoolmates in every tea-room. " " Yes, but we won't be in tea-rooms. You see I'm marrying a Villager. And no Vill...ager ever frequents the Village. It's like the Wool- worth Tower — it only appeals to outsiders. ' 82 » BETTINA GOES " Where are the real Villagers, then? " Ruth wanted to know.
" In their studios, I suppose, " answered Betty.
" More likely in each other's, from what one hears, " murmured Nadine.
There was a strangled sound from Will- iam.
" Betty, honey, " he pleaded, with the world- old power that does not depend upon logic, but upon eyelashes and things. " We're all being hysterical. Let's let all this go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But to think of your talking about trial marriage! " " Don't be shocked, " Bettv comforted him.
It isn't as if I were only talking of it, to make a conversation. You see, I'm really going to do it. " He groaned.
Ruth felt for him. She pleaded with Betty.
" People will cut you. " " We won't see them. " " All uptown goes slumming, " Nadine re- minded her. " One meets one's mother's schoolmates in every tea-room. " " Yes, but we won't be in tea-rooms. You see I'm marrying a Villager. And no Vill...ager ever frequents the Village. It's like the Wool- worth Tower — it only appeals to outsiders. ' 82 » BETTINA GOES " Where are the real Villagers, then? " Ruth wanted to know.
" In their studios, I suppose, " answered Betty.
" More likely in each other's, from what one hears, " murmured Nadine.
There was a strangled sound from Will- iam.
" Betty, honey, " he pleaded, with the world- old power that does not depend upon logic, but upon eyelashes and things. " We're all being hysterical. Let's let all this go.
What to read after The Husband Test?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Carolyn Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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