"I wonder we don't all make up our minds to remain single," said Caroline. "We should if we listened to the wisdom of experience. My uncle always speaks of marriage as a burden; and I believe whenever he hears of a man being married he invariably regards him as a fool, or, at any rate, as doing a foolish thing."
"But, Caroline, men are not all like your uncle. Surely not. I hope not."
She paused and mused.
"I suppose we each find an exception in the one we love, till we _are_ married," suggested Caroline.

"I wonder we don't all make up our minds to remain single," said Caroline. "We should if we listened to my uncle. He always speaks of marriage as a burden; and I believe whenever he hears of a man being married, he regards him as a fool."
"But, Caroline, surely men are not all like your uncle."
"I suppose we each find an exception in the one we love, till we are married," suggested Caroline.
