The Physiology of Marriage, Part 3 by Honoré de Balzac
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"Yes, my dear, but when one is--"
"Oh, that scarcely ever happens." "I agree with you that it very seldom does. Ah! it is great happiness, but there are not two people in the world who are able to understand you." XII. *The day when a wife behaves nicely to her husband--all is over. XIII. I asked her: "Where have you been, Jeanne?" "I have been to your friend's to get your plate that you left there." "Ah, indeed! everything is still mine," I said. The following year I repeated the question under similar circumstances. "I have been to bring back our plate." "Well, well, part of the things are still mine," I said. But after that, when I questioned her, she spoke very differently. "You wish to know everything, like great people, and you have only three shirts. I went to get my plate from my friend's house, where I |
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