One character in this story comments that "it's a nice thing, when a man can do nothing with his money but make a beast of himself" after mentioning to his daughter that he is getting remarried.  
One character in this story comments that "it's a nice thing, when a man can do nothing with his money but make a beast of himself" after mentioning to his daughter that he is getting remarried.  Another character complains that he cannot see after accusing his sister of intentionally cooking dinner slowly.  Another character visits a couple whose accents she imitates, the Rigleys, to discover that her husband was not at the pub Prince of Wales.  After her mother-in-law arrives and explains how parents must make allowances for flaws like alcoholism, they are informed by a worker that the protagonist's husband was smothered when he was trapped by a cave-in in the coal mines.  FTP, name this short story in which a worker carries in the body of Elizabeth Bates's husband and knocks a vase of the titular flowers from a table, a work of D. H. Lawrence.
One character in this story comments that "it's a nice thing, when a man can do nothing with his money but make a beast of himself" after mentioning to his daughter that he is getting remarried.  
Odour of Chrysanthemums