What Does Marrying Well Mean in 2010? The Green Perspective
It often feels as if I’m unwittingly caught in a Jane Austen novel when it comes to family wranglings surrounding love and money. In this all too passe yet wrenching scenario, my 81-year-old mother is Lady Allen, the one controlling the purse strings, and I, John Willoughby, a hopeless romantic seeking a kindred spirit but warned since childhood that not to marry well would be to squander my inheritance.
In 1811 Britain, busybody Mrs. Jennings opined Maryann should hook up with the single Colonel …
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