[Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters by May Agnes Fleming]@TWC D-Link bookKate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters CHAPTER XVI 26/50
When I see you, I'll tell you all about it.
Until then, adieu and _au revoir_. Reginald Stanford. [Mrs.Reginald Stanford to Grace Danton.] Quebec, May 18. Dear Mamma Grace:--I suppose, before this, you have heard the awful news that my Darling Reginald and I got married.
Wouldn't I like to see you as you read this? Don't I know that virtuous scowl of yours so well, my precious mamma-in-law? Oh, you dear old prude, it's so nice to be married, and Reginald is an angel! I love him so much, and I am so happy; I never was half so happy in my life. I suppose Madame Leblanc sent you the full, true, and particular account of my going on.
Poor old soul! What a rare fright she must have got when she found out I was missing.
And Virginie, too. Virginie was so jealous to think I was going to be married before her, as if I would ever have married that insipid Jules.
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