Teecie fetched her hat and returned, and we I set oil" together. An hour afterwards we were ! man ami wife. We said our prayers side by side In the church, and then we walked back to j Rutland Hall, to say good-by to our kinsfolk. I believe they all thought me mad, and her a 1 little fool;—at least until Cousin George re- j ceived the check, which 1 sent him next day: ! a check to cover the exp>,ts ■■> incurred by i Jiira through his charity o Teecie Ray. Then !
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