When a Man Marries

Newly divorced from his wife of just a year, Jim is expecting a visit from his wealthy aunt, who knows nothing of his failed marriage. He goes to great, often comic, lengths to hide any hints of scandal from his aunt, who might withdraw the financial support on which the young artist depends.

Chapter# / Title

• Quotation
• 1: At Least I Meant Well
• 2: The Way it Began
• 3: I Might Have Known It
• 4: The Door Was Closed
• 5: From the Tree of Love
• 6: A Mighty Poor Joke
• 7: We Make an Omelet
• 8: Correspondents' Department
• 9: Flannigan's Find
• 10: On the Stairs
• 11: I Make a Discovery
• 12: The Roof Garden
• 13: He Does Not Deny It
• 14: Almost, But Not Quite
• 15: Suspicion and Discord
• 16: I Face Flannigan
• 17: A Clash and a Kiss
• 18: It's All My Fault
• 19: The Harbison Man
• 20: Breaking Out in a New Place
• 21: A Bar of Soap
• 22: It Was Delirium
• 23: Coming