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Glad did I live and gladly die, And I laid me down with a will. . We do not remember to have met with a single individual, reported to be under petticoat government, who was not content with his lot,—nay, who so far from repining, did not exult in his servitude; and we see no way of accounting for this apparently inexplicable conduct—for which, among other phenomena of married life, various reasons have been assigned, though none entirely satisfactory to us—except upon the ground that these domineering dames possess some charm sufficiently strong to counteract the irritating effect of their tempers; some secret and attractive quality of which the world at large is in ignorance, and with which their husbands alone can be supposed to be acquainted. ” “You are going to speak to me of things which happened before we met in London?” she asked quietly. She had not chosen her life, but she was foggy on whether or not it was right to deny others the right to join her in her suffering. ‘What is it?’ ‘Er—shouldn’t I tell—I mean, the young lady, sir—’ ‘You can leave the young lady to me. Did you hear us through the archway, talking cookery?” They went up by the lift in silence. ” “Tell me more. Had he not said so? Not that she wished him to marry her. Then his tiny bow mouth opened into an adoring smile. His science was a shared secret between them and she felt special to be trusted with them. “Well?” “You and all the rest of them are always lamenting that I do not marry.
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