
Martha Queed joins her lover Arnold Barry, who is vacationing in the mountains, and feigns a sprained ankle to see the inside of his cabin. They are noticed by David Boyd, a drunken-ruffian relative of the Queeds, who informs her domineering and puritanical father, Marvin, who forces Martha to marry Arnold to save the family's reputation.


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