The Roof and the Window. That dress she has on—my mother might have worn it. He has told me sufficient of you—" "My dear," interposed Wood, "for goodness' sake—" "I will speak," screamed his wife, totally disregarding the interruption; "I will tell this worthless creature what I know about her,—and what I think of her. But it's better to have the bride without the weddin' dress, than the weddin' dress without the bride. The eyes, too, though large and bright, and shaded by long lashes, seemed to betoken, as hazel eyes generally do in men, a faithless and uncertain disposition. Listen, you. Slowly and ruefully she realized why marriage was so idealized among her generations of those before her.
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