The good folk of our county always seized with gladness any fair excuse for merry-making, especially in the dead of winter, when farm work was slack. Now the marriage of the popular young doctor with the well-liked young teacher was one of the best of excuses for general outbreak into gayety. True, the newly married pair wished to settle down at once in their pretty cottage home, and be quiet. But they were not to be permitted to do so.....
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