And she replied: "I believe it well."

They kissed solemnly, and their faces, in the gleam of the electric

light which at that moment spluttered into ill-timed and tactless

activity, were transfigured so that I marveled at the dim splendor

of them.

But the Bonnie Lassie was scandalized. On general principles she

mistrusts that any marriage is really made in heaven unless she acts as

earthly agent of it. What had those two poverty-stricken little

creatures to marry on? She put the question rhetorically to Our Square

in general and to the two people most concerned in particular. Courts of

law might have rejected their replies as irrelevant. Humanly, however,

they were convincing enough.

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