Chapter

 1 XIII |      rest of us. Therefore, a marriage which brings happiness to
 2 XIII |       friends, will be a good marriage, if ever there is such a
 3 XVI  |         said old Simon, “your marriage shall take place this very
 4 XVI  |      as ever.~The approaching marriage created great excitement
 5 XVI  |       very anxious that their marriage should take place. He thought
 6 XVI  |    that the solemn act of her marriage with Harry might be the
 7 XVII |      Madge, “this news of the marriage of our son with his granddaughter
 8 XVII |      Starr, up to now that my marriage with Harry has been arranged,
 9 XVIII|   threat—prepared to stop the marriage of Nell and Harry by overwhelming
10 XIX  |       after these events, the marriage, so strangely interrupted,
11 XIX  | wedding, after fifty years of marriage with good old Madge, who