Chambers's Edinburgh Journal

Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science, and Art, No. 711, August 11, 1877

Various; Chambers, Robert, 1802-1871 [Editor]; Chambers, William, 1800-1883 [Editor]· 2 chapters· 15,246 words

After the bride and bridegroom were gone, occurred the first slip in my behaviour. The rest of the company had returned to the house, and I suppose I must have stood in the road--gazing in the direction the carriage had taken, the sound of the distant bells floating faintly to...

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1. CHAPTER XXXVI.--WAGES.

After the bride and bridegroom were gone, occurred the first slip in my behaviour. The rest of the company had returned to the house, and I suppose I must have stood in the road...

2. did. But I had not much time for reflection; the drive was only three

miles, and the ground very quickly got over by a couple of spirited horses. It seemed but a few moments after I had left Robert Wentworth in the road before I was at home.