WEDDED AT LAST Lord Mordaunt and his bride were married forthwith in the parish church of Muddlenut Chase.

With Winnifred's money they have drained the moat, rebuilt the Chase, and chased the bulls out of the park.

They have six children, so far, and are respected, honoured and revered in the countryside far and wide, over a radius of twenty miles in circumference.
II JOHN AND I OR, HOW I NEARLY LOST MY HUSBAND (_Narrated after the approved fashion of the best Heart and Home Magazines_) _II .-- John and I; or, How I Nearly Lost My Husband._ It was after we had been married about two years that I began to feel that I needed more air.

Every time I looked at John across the breakfast-table, I felt as if I must have more air, more space.
I seemed to feel as if I had no room to expand.

I had begun to ask myself whether I had been wise in marrying John, whether John was really sufficient for my development.