[The Irrational Knot by George Bernard Shaw]@TWC D-Link bookThe Irrational Knot CHAPTER VI 37/40
She would not really conciliate you by marrying, for you wouldnt associate with her a bit the more because of her marriage certificate.
Of course I am putting her self-respect out of the question, that being a matter between herself and her conscience, with which we have no concern.
Believe me, neither actresses nor any other class will trouble themselves about the opinion of a society in which they are allowed to have neither part nor lot. Perhaps I am wrong to talk about such matters to you; but you are trained to feel all the worst that can be felt for my sister; and I feel bound to let you know that there is something to be said in her defence. I have no right to blame her, as she has done me no harm.
The only way in which her conduct can influence my prospects will be through her being an undesirable sister-in-law in case I should want to marry." "If the person you choose hesitate on that account, you can let her go without regret," said Marian.
"She will not be worthy of your regard." "I am not so sure of that," said Conolly, laughing.
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