Mrs. Wetherbee decided where they should live, what Kind of furniture they should buy, what plays they should see and where the seats were to be, chose names and schools for the children and the friends of the family, planned their recreations, selected Mr. Wetherboe's suits and neckties, and spent all the money.
Once the cave-man spirit flared up in Mr. Wetherbee, and only once.
But listen, dear—" he said.
Then the flame of the cave-man spirit burned out.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.