You do not share your wealth even with those on whose care it chiefly depends." "Yes, I do, Eveena.

But I know what you mean.

Their share is settled and is not increased.

But you will not tell me that this affords any standard for household dealings; that a wife's share in her husband's fortune is really bounded by the terms of the marriage contract ?" "Will you let Enva answer you ?" asked Eveena.

"She looks more ready than I feel to reply." This little incident was characteristic in more ways than one.
Eveena's feelings, growing out of the realities of our relation, were at issue with and perplexed her convictions founded on the theory and practice of her world.