In spite of the problems tossed her way, the distractions, her own 1 yearnings for more in her marriageand in her life, sheat least had attainedone goal-to beamotherfirst.
Contrary to the Americans who, in spite of blunt evidence, still worship the act of marriage, with its fairy-tale rituals of proposing and funny kneeling, the French have a much more pessimistic, more realistic even, vision of the knot.