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<title>Ursula Parrott - Free Library Land Online - Classics</title>
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<title>Ex-Wife</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/ursula-parrott/ex-wife.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/ursula-parrott/ex-wife_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="Ex-Wife" alt ="Ex-Wife"/></a><br//><b>An instant bestseller when it was published anonymously in 1929&#8212;the story of a divorce and its aftermath, which scandalized the Jazz Age. </b><BR>It's 1924, and Peter and Patricia have what looks to be a very modern marriage. Both drink. Both smoke. Both work, Patricia as a head copywriter at a major department store. When it comes to sex with other people, both believe in "the honesty policy." Until they don't. Or, at least, until Peter doesn't&#8212;and a shell-shocked, lovesick Patricia finds herself starting out all over again, but this time around as a different kind of single woman: the ex-wife.<BR> <BR> An instant bestseller when it was published anonymously in 1929, <I>Ex-Wife</I> captures the speakeasies, night clubs, and parties that defined Jazz Age New York&#8212;alongside the morning-after aspirin and calisthenics, the lunch-hour visits to the gym, the girl-talk, and the freedoms and anguish of solitude. It also casts a cool eye on the bedrooms and the...]]></description>
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