My past should be a guarantee for the future.

I had the world before me, and chose you--and with, you I am contented to share my lot; and feel that I receive, in your affection, a full reward for any of the so-called sacrifices I may make.

So, dry your tears, my dear," concluded he, "and let us hope for nothing but an increase of happiness as the result." After a few moments of silence, he resumed: "It will be necessary, Emily, to have a couple of witnesses.

Now, whom would you prefer?
I would suggest Mrs.Ellis and her husband.

They are old friends, and persons on whose prudence we can rely.