They'll sympathise with her efforts to prove herself an honest woman.

It isn't marrying too much that will get her into trouble--it's the other thing.

But we have the date and place of her alleged marriage with William Grant; and if this old Considine can prove, by documents, mind you, not by his own simple word--because it's a hundred to one the jury wouldn't believe him--I say, if he can prove that she married him on that very day and at that very place, then she's beaten.

No one on earth could swallow the story of her marrying two different people on the same day." "Hugh can go," said Charlie.

"He'll have to do his best this time.