She will, unless he amends and reforms, take him, I grant you, at her peril; but be it so.

If the union, as, you say, will be the result of mutual attachment, in God's name let them marry.

It is possible, we are assured, that the 'unbelieving husband may be saved by the believing wife.'" "I am quite satisfied, my lord, with this arrangement; it is fair, and just, and honorable, and I am perfectly willing to abide by it.

When does your lordship propose to return to us ?" "I am tired of public life, my dear baronet.

My daughter, Lady Emily, who, you know, has chiefly resided with her maiden aunt, hopes to succeed in prevailing on her to accompany us to Glenshee Castle, to spend the summer and autumn, and visit some of the beautiful scenery of this unknown land of ours.