...unable to drive from her heavens. That a girl should really love the man she intends to marry, — that, at any rate, may be admitted. But love generally comes...has as much wisdom in it as any other that can be given; — or perhaps more. The advice contained in it cannot, perhaps, alwaj•s be followed to the...

...Nor did she doubt his character, nor his temper, nor his means. But she had gone on thinking of tho matter till her mind had become filled with some undefined...proper answer has never yet occurred. Fall in love, many the man, have two children, and live happy over afterwards. I maintain that answer has as much...

...unable to drive from her heavens. That a girl should really love the man she intends to marry, — that, at any rate, may be admitted. But love generally comes...has as much wisdom in it as any other that can be given ; — or perhaps more. The advice contained in it cannot, perhaps, always be followed to the...

...sense, 'but for deep insights into the nature of the opposition which that movement had to face'.* II 'Fall in love, marry the man, have two children, and live happy ever afterwards.' The glib phrasing of Trollope's solution to Alice's declared doubts concerning her future should alert...

...depends on her choice of a husband. "With all her doubts Alice never doubted her love for Mr Grey. . . . But she had gone on thinking of the matter till her...have two children, and live happy ever afterwards" (Anthony Trollope, Can You Forgive Her? [1864-65; London: Penguin, 1986]: 140). This passage has usually...

...unable to drive from her heavens. That a girl should really love the man she intends to marry that, at any rate, may be admitted. But love generally comes...has as much wisdom in it as any other that can be given or perhaps more. The advice contained in it cannot, perhaps, always be followed to the letter;...