...the day, and Harriet was received by the ladies, with the greatst apparent kindness. It was agreed that the marriage should take place with as little delay as possible ; that, in consequence of Harriet's youth and inexperience, shhe si uld reside with her lusband's family,...

...seemed in train for a speedy termination of her maiden meditations. Captain Knighton was vehemently anxious that the marriage should take place with as little delay as possible. He stated, and very truly, that although upon such a plea he might obtain a short leave of absence, the...

...to town the next afternoon ; and it was arranged between Mr. Draycott and Joan's aunt and himself, that the marriage should take place with as little delay as possible, and that the newly-married pair should go out together to Canada, in pursuance of Baldwin's original...

...brought to hear reason. He sat up till late. When he took his departure, it was with the understanding that the marriage should take place with as little delay as possible. Lenore was to follow her uncle home the following week. It was a proud day for Mr. Fenton when, as...