In the profession of wifehood the exams begin at the church door—and there is never a final degree. Jizzle (1954)
"I suppose one could scarcely have had innocence and experience. Being young is very exhausting and unsatisfactory, really—although it looks so nice." Jizzle (1954)
Hobbies are convenient in the child, but irritant in the adult; which is why women are careful never to have them, but simply to be interested in this and that. Jizzle (1954)
"I guess——" she said, wistfully—"I guess the only thing that's wrong with children is that they grow up to be people like you." Jizzle (1954)