Morri and I are the dearest friends--and her things did look lovely the day she came to see us at Tours--with the prince's coronet on them--" and then the first shadow came to her contentment.

"That is the only pity about you--even with a castle, you haven't a coronet, I suppose ?" regretfully.

"I should have liked one on my handkerchiefs and note-paper." Michael felt his shortcomings.
"The title was taken away when we followed Prince Charlie and we only got back the land by the skin of our teeth after an awful business so I am afraid I cannot do that for you--but perhaps," consolingly, "you will have better luck next time." This brought some comfort.
"Why, of course! we can get a divorce--as soon as we want.

Moravia had an aunt, who simply went to Sioux Falls and got one at once and married someone else, so it's not the least trouble.

Oh, I am glad you have thought of this plan.