Revelations of a Wife
Revelations of a Wife
The Story of a Honeymoon
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r of rain against the windows.
"I'll leave this evening entirely in Dicky's hands," I resolved as I began to dress.
III
KNOWN TO FAME AS LILLIAN GALE
Our taxi drew into the long line of motor cars before the theatre and slowly crept up to the door. Dicky jumped out, raised his umbrella and guided me into the lobby. It was filled with men and women, some in elaborate evening dress, others in street garb. Some were going in to their seats, others were gossiping with each other, still others appeared to be waiting for friends.
The most conspicuous of all the women leaned against the wall and gazed at others through a lorgnette which she handled as if she had not long before been accustomed to its use. Her gown, a glaringly cut one, was of scarlet chiffon over silk, and her brocaded cape was half-slipping from her shoulder. Her hair was frankly dyed, and she rouged outrageously.
I gazed at her fascinated. She typified to me everything that was disagreeable. I have al
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This book's okay, but the characters make some poor decisions. I mean you can see why they did what they did but at the same time you wish they would have done some things differently. The wife, Margaret, is very jealous and the husband, Dicky, is very spoiled so together they encounter some problems as they work through the first year or so of their marriage. 3-stars.
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