Eugene Onegin ( without commentary )

XXXI

Like him, she always dressed in the fashion and becomingly $ but without asking her advice 4 they took the maiden to the altar5 and to dispel her grief the sensible husband repaired soon to his countryseat, where she, 8 God knows by whom surrounded, tossed and wept at first, almost divorced her husband, then got occupied with household matters, grew 12 habituated, and became content. Habit to us is given from above: it is a substitute for happiness.15