Whoso Findeth a Wife
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At last she had escaped from her husband s irritating nearness. It was good to feel that she could move about as she chose, without his constant escort; that she could go down to a meal rid of the necessity of facing him across the table and making labored efforts at conversation. And the knowledge that her respite was to be but brief made her freedom all the sweeter.
Her parents had guessed from her letters that all was not as it should be between bride and bridegroom. But they had not suspect...ed the real status of affairs. Consequently, when Elizabeth told her mother, as she soon did, of the basis upon which she and Dunham had ar- 124 GLIMPSE OF THE REAL 125 ranged their married life, Margaret Ferris eyes opened wide in astonishment.
"But, my dear child, " she exclaimed, "didn t you realize things in the beginning 1 ? Didn t you understand?" "When I first met him? No, I didn t. He was nice to me and kind. But I didn t know then what marriage meant, and you ought to have told me. I should have known then that I could never be Ealph s wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last she had escaped from her husband s irritating nearness. It was good to feel that she could move about as she chose, without his constant escort; that she could go down to a meal rid of the necessity of facing him across the table and making labored efforts at conversation. And the knowledge that her respite was to be but brief made her freedom all the sweeter.
Her parents had guessed from her letters that all was not as it should be between bride and bridegroom. But they had not suspect...ed the real status of affairs. Consequently, when Elizabeth told her mother, as she soon did, of the basis upon which she and Dunham had ar- 124 GLIMPSE OF THE REAL 125 ranged their married life, Margaret Ferris eyes opened wide in astonishment.
"But, my dear child, " she exclaimed, "didn t you realize things in the beginning 1 ? Didn t you understand?" "When I first met him? No, I didn t. He was nice to me and kind. But I didn t know then what marriage meant, and you ought to have told me. I should have known then that I could never be Ealph s wife.
What to read after Whoso Findeth a Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Wesley Putnam to read onlineMoreLess
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