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Emily questioned the woman who had been left in charge of the cottage, and found that she had next to nothing to tell. Then the service began--rightly-considered, the most terrible, surely, of all mortal ceremonies--the service which binds two human beings, who know next to nothing of each other's natures, to risk the tremendous experiment of living together till death parts them--the service which says, in effect if not in words, Take your leap in the dark: we sanctify, but we don't insure, it! It'll soon be three months, and I'm doing next to nothing. |
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