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"
Pray
don
’
t
joke
,
Mary
,
"
said
Fred
,
with
strong
feeling
"
Tell
me
seriously
that
all
this
is
true
,
and
that
you
are
happy
because
of
it
—
because
you
love
me
best
.
"
"
It
is
all
true
,
Fred
,
and
I
am
happy
because
of
it
—
because
I
love
you
best
,
"
said
Mary
,
in
a
tone
of
obedient
recitation
.
They
lingered
on
the
door
-
step
under
the
steep
-
roofed
porch
,
and
Fred
almost
in
a
whisper
said
—
"
When
we
were
first
engaged
,
with
the
umbrella
-
ring
,
Mary
,
you
used
to
—
"
The
spirit
of
joy
began
to
laugh
more
decidedly
in
Mary
’
s
eyes
,
but
the
fatal
Ben
came
running
to
the
door
with
Brownie
yapping
behind
him
,
and
,
bouncing
against
them
,
said
—
"
Fred
and
Mary
!
are
you
ever
coming
in
?
—
or
may
I
eat
your
cake
?
"
Every
limit
is
a
beginning
as
well
as
an
ending
.
Who
can
quit
young
lives
after
being
long
in
company
with
them
,
and
not
desire
to
know
what
befell
them
in
their
after
-
years
?
For
the
fragment
of
a
life
,
however
typical
,
is
not
the
sample
of
an
even
web
:
promises
may
not
be
kept
,
and
an
ardent
outset
may
be
followed
by
declension
;
latent
powers
may
find
their
long
-
waited
opportunity
;
a
past
error
may
urge
a
grand
retrieval
.
Marriage
,
which
has
been
the
bourne
of
so
many
narratives
,
is
still
a
great
beginning
,
as
it
was
to
Adam
and
Eve
,
who
kept
their
honeymoon
in
Eden
,
but
had
their
first
little
one
among
the
thorns
and
thistles
of
the
wilderness
.
It
is
still
the
beginning
of
the
home
epic
—
the
gradual
conquest
or
irremediable
loss
of
that
complete
union
which
makes
the
advancing
years
a
climax
,
and
age
the
harvest
of
sweet
memories
in
common
.
Some
set
out
,
like
Crusaders
of
old
,
with
a
glorious
equipment
of
hope
and
enthusiasm
and
get
broken
by
the
way
,
wanting
patience
with
each
other
and
the
world
.
