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Man and Wife

PART the First
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Friends who remember her as the famous opera-singer.

Friends who will see her swindling scoundrel of a father (when my back is turned) coming drunk to the door to borrow money of her! I tell you, my marriage has wrecked my prospects.

It's no use talking to me of my wife's virtues.

She is a millstone round my neck, with all her virtues.

If I had not been a born idiot I should have waited, and married a woman who would have been of some use to me; a woman with high connections--" Mr.Kendrew touched his host's arm, and suddenly interrupted him.
"To come to the point," he said--"a woman like Lady Jane Parnell." Mr.Vanborough started.


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