expect it, and if we don't get appreciated at home, we ought to find new mates, see how I mean?
Only you get into so doggone many complications and trouble and all that maybe it ain't practical, even with a cute girl like this one in New York I was speaking about— Ain't really worth it.
And then there's a lot in psychoanalysis about dreams. All dreams mean you ought to have a different kind of a wife—oh, they're mighty important!
And so now you'll understand psychoanalysis—as well as anybody does, anyway.
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Well, as I say, now that I've mastered psychoanalysis, I can see things was all wrong with Mame and me from the beginning.
I was a young fellow, just come to Zenith, then, working in a wholesale paper house and living in a boarding-house out in the Benner Park district, and in those days that district was just like a small town. I met a dandy crowd of young people at the