In fact, he said to our friend one day during the first year of the marriage, "Say, John, I ain't sure but what we'll have to hitch that wife o' your'n on the off side." I had nearly forgotten one person whose conversation has yet to be recorded in print, but which is considered very interesting by at least four people.

His name is David Lenox.
I think that's all.
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