The Life Builders a Novel
The Life Builders a Novel
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"I think you love me enough to do what will further my interests. " "You didn't tell me these things before we were mar- ried. " She had grown dead white under the blow; it had come to her overwhelmingly that she had been de- ceived played upon.
St. Claire carried it off with a high hand. She loved him; she was an impassioned woman. He had no inten- tion of coming off second in their first quarrel.
"It was not necessary. You were not old enough, or in THE LIFE-BUILDERS experienced enough, to kn...ow what you were talking about. I thought you loved me. If a woman loves her husband that is sufficient for her. He is the head of his house; he is the provider. The right of decision in matters relating to the big interests of his family necessarily rests with him. The woman's part is to care for the home her hus- band provides, and to defer to his judgment. " St. Claire had the air of hectoring a child, for so she appeared to him in her whole-hearted affection and her ridiculous notions. He had not expected them to persist after marriage and in a changed environment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I think you love me enough to do what will further my interests. " "You didn't tell me these things before we were mar- ried. " She had grown dead white under the blow; it had come to her overwhelmingly that she had been de- ceived played upon.
St. Claire carried it off with a high hand. She loved him; she was an impassioned woman. He had no inten- tion of coming off second in their first quarrel.
"It was not necessary. You were not old enough, or in THE LIFE-BUILDERS experienced enough, to kn...ow what you were talking about. I thought you loved me. If a woman loves her husband that is sufficient for her. He is the head of his house; he is the provider. The right of decision in matters relating to the big interests of his family necessarily rests with him. The woman's part is to care for the home her hus- band provides, and to defer to his judgment. " St. Claire had the air of hectoring a child, for so she appeared to him in her whole-hearted affection and her ridiculous notions. He had not expected them to persist after marriage and in a changed environment.
What to read after The Life Builders a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Dejeans to read onlineMoreLess
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