I shall marry him quietly, here, or at Adam's, or before a Justice of the Peace, if neither of you wants me.

He can't pick me up, and carry me away, and dress me, and marry me, as if I were a pauper." "You're RIGHT about it," said Nancy Ellen.

"I don't know how we came to be so different.

I should do at once any way he suggested to get such a fine-looking man and that much money.

That it would be a humiliation to me all my after life, I wouldn't think about until the humiliation began, and then I'd have no way to protect myself.