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EtE HONEYMOON AND HOMR There was not surely in all the world a being more happy chan Linley Eochford, when, a newly-made wife, just after her wedding tour, she came with her husband to his home. Their wooing ought to have been happy, according to the old Bong, for it was not long a-doing. Lialey had two good old spinster relatives who kept a school for English girls at Bonn, and there she was brought up, her father and mother having died ever so long ago, imtil Mr. Rochford, happening to pass a few weeks at Bonn, and visiting the school to see the daughter of an old friend, cast his handsome dark-brown eyes upon the pretty, fair-haired, vivacious, clever girl, and straightway fell in love with her. He visited her relatives often; he saw great talent as well as charm in Linley; his manners delighted her; she could hardly believe in her good fortune and dignity when he really asked her to marry him; and, being quite satisfied that she loved him to distraction, she never dreamed of refusing or even hesitating. He seemed to her less like a man than a divinity. There had been many clouds over her early life, but she had passed her time on the whole usefully, actively, and happily enough at Bonn, with the kind, neat, busy old women; and she had that sort of nature which will endeavour to find practical happiness in everything.
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