Complete and unabridged, with 59 full-page plates by Johan Christian Dahl, James Tissot and J. M. W. Turner. Two charming people with no money marry on the understanding that either may leave the moment a better match appears, and spend a year borrowing other people's villas and honeymooning at their expense. Wharton, first woman to win the Pulitzer, wrote this in 1922; the joke is that the arrangement works exactly as designed and neither of them can bear it. Fifty-nine plates of interiors, portraits and dinner parties, including work by Giovanni Boldini and Henry Sargent, catch the borrowed villas and social performances of the newlyweds.