The two witnesses, as she said, were Sarah Smith and Arthur Ireton.

The marriage service had been performed by the Reverend Henry Morton.
The entry was perfectly regular, no flaw in it.

Sir John's face fell as he read it.
"Now," he said, "the marriage laws in England are very strict; there is no evading them.

If this marriage is perfectly legal we shall find an entry of it in the registrar's books.

We must pay for a copy of the certificate." We went to the registrar's office.