The Sisters-in-Law
The Sisters-in-Law
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Alexina, when she returned, had made no protest. The details ofhousekeeping did not appeal to her. But the arrangement left her withoutoccupation, and much time for thought. After a long walk morning andafternoon she had little to do but read. She was an early riser and hermind was active.
IV Dwight had not the least intention of using his wife's money, for he hadperfect confidence in his change of luck, and in his ability to do greatthings with his business as soon as the period of depression ...had passed. But he had no faith in any woman's ability to invest and take care ofmoney, he had fixed ideas in regard to a man being master in his own house, and he had asked Alexina for her power of attorney more to flaunt herconfidence in him and to annoy her damnable relatives than because theremight possibly be a moment when he should have need of immediate resources. Like many Americans he chose to keep his wife in ignorance of his businesslife, and it would have annoyed him excessively to go to her with anexplanation of temporary difficulties and ask for a loan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alexina, when she returned, had made no protest. The details ofhousekeeping did not appeal to her. But the arrangement left her withoutoccupation, and much time for thought. After a long walk morning andafternoon she had little to do but read. She was an early riser and hermind was active.
IV Dwight had not the least intention of using his wife's money, for he hadperfect confidence in his change of luck, and in his ability to do greatthings with his business as soon as the period of depression ...had passed. But he had no faith in any woman's ability to invest and take care ofmoney, he had fixed ideas in regard to a man being master in his own house, and he had asked Alexina for her power of attorney more to flaunt herconfidence in him and to annoy her damnable relatives than because theremight possibly be a moment when he should have need of immediate resources. Like many Americans he chose to keep his wife in ignorance of his businesslife, and it would have annoyed him excessively to go to her with anexplanation of temporary difficulties and ask for a loan.
What to read after The Sisters-in-Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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