A PASSING THOUGHT
It is the misfortune of husbands that wives get used to them. They present no aspect of strangeness, or newness, or romance after a few years of breakfast table association. They are like the dear old dressingtown hanging on the door. You stretch out your hand for it and you know it is there. And thus it is the wives that are prone to, forget that husbands may present a totally different, aspect to other women, who don't , isuaiise them as dressing-gowns, but as dinner-jackets complete with gardenia buttonhole, so to speak. Which is why it is as well, every now and then, to pretend that you visualise the full-dress regalia behind the conjugal deshabille, even if you don't really believe- in it. Because, if you don't you may be sure some other woman will!
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Shannon News, 4 January 1928, Page 4
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138A PASSING THOUGHT Shannon News, 4 January 1928, Page 4
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