The book had had some interestingly risqué moments in its first section, but it now seemed to be driving tediously towards a predictable conclusion i... which Betsy, having left her violent and abusive husband, would trade her new-found freedom for a life with her morally good and utterly boring first love. She could see that there was much to be praised in the book, but compared to the social intrigue and coded lust of Miss Austen’s work it left her cold.Reading the book out loud, she found her. Maa toh ekdum runddi ki tarah pesh aa rahi thi ab maa gaaliya dekar bolne lagi thi. Abe sirf maa ka dudh hi peyoge ya madarchod ki tarah maa ki pucchi ko bhi chatega. Yeh sunkar to me hairan ho gaya tha. Kyun ki maa ke muh se maine abhi tak kabhi bhi gali nahi suni thi. Fir maine dire dire maa ki pucchi ki taraf ungli karne gaya. Maine apne do ungli maa ki pucchi me gussne ki koshish ki lekin maa ki pucchi itni tight thi ki usme ungli ja hi na pa rahi thi. Phir maa ne rasoi ghar se shudh ghi ka. ..until recently.It started in an unexpected way. We had taken a vacation last fall in Canada and was driving home through northern Maine and decided to stop at a motel in a small town and spend the night instead of driving straight through.After checking in we decided to go down the street to a bar down the street. Being mid week and late evening there were only 4 patrons in the bar other than the bartender. There were 3 men and a very intoxicated middle aged woman, they were all sitting at. . what's his name ... er Edwan is that it ... has the hots for you Roz" he said to Rosalind one day. "You should marry him" smiling.Rosalind didn't like the way Peter always seemed to be putting Edwan down ... but of course this was to wind Roz up."He's a good man Peter ... works hard ... they all do ... they're a great bunch of people ... probably a lot happier than some back home ... even if they don't have as many worldly goods" Whow are so gona marry this guy Roz ... settle down and have.