'What do women do if they don't marry,' she mused, as if she had no idea what it could be, having been married once herself and about to marry again. Excellent Women (1952)
'One hears that so many husbands coming back from the war find that their civilian clothes have been devoured by moth,' said Winifred seriously. 'That must be a dreadful shock.' Excellent Women (1952)
'I have to share a bathroom,' I had so often murmured, almost in shame, as if I personally had been found unworthy of a bathroom of my own. Excellent Women (1952)