A young woman in such a matter must be governed by her feelings.

Only he seems to be a deserving young man!" Mary looked askance at her friend, remembering at the moment Reginald Morton's assurance that his aunt would have disapproved of such an engagement.

"But I never would persuade a girl to marry a man she did not love.

I think it would be wicked.

I always thought so." There was nothing about degradation in all this.