BACHELOR’S SACRIFICES.
Men sacrifice a great deal when they marry. In giving np their cosy bachelor establishments for the exigencies of modern housekeeping, comfort is apt to fly, and discomfort more than apt to take its place A married man is no longer one of the idols of society, pretty girls cease to save him dances, and eyes no longer brighten at his approach ; he , begins a li f e of taking dowagers in to supper, and he finds them much more difficult to talk to than in the days when he was an eligable bachelor.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 1268, 8 August 1893, Page 7
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96BACHELOR’S SACRIFICES. Cromwell Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 1268, 8 August 1893, Page 7
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