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I HAD NEVER before had the opportunity of observing the close-up of married life. My parents died when I was young. We four spinster sisters lived on in the old home. My girlhood friends who married went to live in other cities. I did not know what "till-death-do-us-part" did to them.
Every couple took it differently of course, but I discovered I could place "Marrieds" in three general groupings--the happy, the indifferent, and the scrappy.