"I suppose you have as many personal expenses as any other woman. My mother thinks you have more."
"Your mother grudges me the little food I eat. How much money have you given me during the six years I have been your wife?"
"I have paid all your bills."
"What kind of bills?"
"All kinds."
"No. You have paid for a physician when I was sick—nothing else. I have bought little new clothing, and what I have bought I paid for."
"You did not require new clothing."
"When it was to renew and alter, I paid all expenses with my own money."
"You! You have no money! All the money you have is mine. I have allowed you to use it for your personal expenses. Many husbands would not have done so."
"It was my money, Robert. I made it before I even knew your name."