That is what marriage is to most young women: the ultimate escape from the family, from the unwritten laws that govern children. "We must keep still. “What is a ballot-box like, exactly?” she asked, as though it was very important to her. He will wish to have his fears laid to rest. Don’t say anything, she thought to herself, say nothing more, Martin. Still—I don’t know whether I quite like—Something ramshackle about those people, Vee. Only one thing emerged with any reasonable clarity in her mind at once, and that was that unless she was saved from drowning by an unmarried man, in which case the ceremony is unavoidable, or totally destitute of under-clothing, and so driven to get a trousseau, in which hardship a trousseau would certainly be “ripping,” marriage was an experience to be strenuously evaded. Teenage boys never change, she thought to herself. “You see you do not know how much of truth there is in his story. Sordid; but that was not Ruth's term for it; she had no precise commentary to offer. Ruth's mind was fertile soil; for a long time to come it would be something of a hothouse: green things would spring up and blossom overnight.
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