New Britain herald., 1921-10-25
MY MARRIAGE PRODL EMS
 n'> New Phase of KEVELATl-..J VI A WIFE

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 On, uon uu that, Dicky!" 1 lm- .,AoI.u. ohe only mas lew days IIUre.
 Cant help it," he declared incx- ofaDiy. 1i.--I have spon.n. ,Ie a,. ue1. niiiis-4I tn~alrl.aiiy on tile 1T e,at. u y. r-nIGillDer oIu De.tl $ ,4oee,n. nnousn enough, but us -.iii sulnpin .lse asain.'
 Il r-AIeinu.r, l said, laughing in spIte U. n5selI at nIS lnl.alIon oI .-I4.l.n ulu s.r,Ilor But wish"
 Dont uo IL. h. IntG4ruptco. Save our ur.asn. ilal thu devil uo you auYposc aik tina, sllI, any"ay! he .'uii~d IIIe down D>Siue nIaI on set -e, foii~u AI.44sGI d cigarette and lit .. l saw Lnal he was in a reIlcctiys .tood so uld not Interrupt his tram JI thought wlth an answer, for thew he n-ithrr- needed nor ex- JCcted one.
 Il used to think Bess Dean a mighty attractive girl" he said, and she is, in many respects. Mighty easy to look at, bright, keen, unusually good talker, game for anything-but, say. whats the matter with her? She sets on my nerves. Now I can tell, my man can. that she isn't really at- tracted i-I the least by yours truly, yet she manages always to rope me alongside when there's any stunt going on. Whats the answer?" This time he stopped short and looked at me expectantly. Lillian Is Troubled. You have summed up her qualities \. onderfullv," I said slowly, except | in one thing. Bess Dean isn't game for everything. that is, she plays the game everywhere but with other women. There she lets her ruling passion-vanity-ge the better of her | The cannot bear to see any admira-
 ion addressed to another woman | ven when the person proffering it is | he other woman's husband. There are sots of women like her. There ism, l my real harm in her, butt can, | xplain it-she gets on my nerves | too"
 "In other words she's a goat-get.
 er." Dicky stretched his arm yawned
 nd I knew the discussion was at ar 1 nd. But she isn't going to attacf
 nv nanny or yours aftfr r this evening
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 nower the lift wadgin" her to heal l IT kv's st I lures. Lillian's soft cal | f tn door rors me ana I wei ar'o ~ladly. I .'r'os.'n th'nh rv" .a'- l.aves 0 "tl -ss, f.hns'~ t m,' sh,
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 'I'n prornis" not to jud~e you tot harshly laughed. drawing chai up near my low table. Suppose w
 get real derilish and have a cup o toa while you unburd n your soul" You're a wiz. Madge. I knew
 wanted som othing, but I hadn't brain
 nourh to find out what 1t was. Nov
 know it's a cup of your tea" I lit my tiny canned-hoat contri | HHte. put my OOll-Slcu kGIllo owe
 tho blaze brought out my tea serv lice. and some slices of cake wit , mich thou~htful Mrs. Cosgrove kep , no supplied. And when the wate had boilad and the tea was freshl erewed we settled down as we ha iAono so many times before to tha l most potent O. feminine nerve sooth ors a cup of tea.
 r.l 4"Nouy v0u may Snoak' | laugh n( as we finished our third cup and tn last crurnh Of raka. Whats on you D allered mind 2 as Dicky says