A Marriage in High Life, Volume I

· 1857

A mon avis, l’Hymen et ses liens Sont les plus grands, ou des maux, ou des biens; Point de milieu; l’état du mariage Est des humains le plus cher avantage. Quand le rapport des esprits, des cœurs Des sentimens, des gouts, et des humeurs, Serre ces liens tissus par la nature Que l’amour forme, et que l’honneur épure. L’ENFANT PRODIGUE. TOWARDS the end of a London spring, that is to say, about the middle of August, was married by special license, at her father’s house in Harley Street, Emmeline Benson to Ernest, Lord Fitzhenry, only son of the Earl of Arlingford.…

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