MRS. L. Then why didn't you? (_smiling_)

WOOD. I _am_, married! at least, such is my impression.

MRS. L. Yes, yes! but I don't mean _this_ thirty-nine! your other

thirty-nine! your _first_ thirty-nine! (_smiling_)

WOOD. (_aside_) Her sex protects her. (_aloud_) I repeat that having

reached the age of thirty-nine, and having moreover, sufficiently

enjoyed what is called "life"----

MRS. L. You determined to marry and settle down quietly, and all that

sort of thing--exactly! that's intelligible enough, as far as you are

concerned; but--your wife?

WOOD. My wife? Well? what?

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