When the fairy prince came and kissed it, there was no telling to what beauty it would awake.

The fairy prince! That was going to be our friend Theophil, of course.

Well, of course, though it's a little early on to admit it.

However, I am unequal to the task of concealing from the hawk-eyed reader through a succession of chapters that Jenny and Theophil were to be each other's "fates." Of course, he hadn't been there a month before Jenny's face was beginning to wear that superscription of his passionate intelligence, to grow merry from his laughter, and still sweeter by his kisses.
Of course, Theophil and Jenny fell in love.

Do you think it was merely to save New Zion and to bring the Renaissance to Coalchester that Theophilus Londonderry was sent to live in Zion Place--or for any other purpose less important than to love Jenny?
Yes, we may as well take that for granted as we begin the next chapter..