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Updated: July 8, 2025
One says there is no marryin' in Paradise, the other says, if that's true, it's hard, and it is best to be a mormon and to have polygamy here. Then there is a third party who says, neither of you speak sense, it is better to believe nothin' than to give yourself up to be crammed.
Ef I was more young and less Injun I'd love that gal! I do, anyhow, fer sake o' what I might of been ef I hadn't had to play my game the way the cards said fer me. "She told me she was shot on her weddin' night, in her weddin' clothes right plum to the time an' minute o' marryin, then an' thar. She told me she thanked God the Injun shot her, an' she wished to God he'd killed her then an' thar.
Sandy's "six hunderd pund" which he had earned with the sweat of his brow, all handed over to that minx Louie, and wasted by her and a rascally French husband in a few months it was more than he could bear. 'Aye, aye, marryin's varra weel, he said impatiently. 'A grant tha it's a great sin coomin thegither without marryin. But Sandy's six hunderd pund! Noa, I conno abide sich wark.
Did you think it was a duchess or the daughter of the Lord Lieutenant ye was marryin', that ye're talkin' that way?" "And it'll be worse a long time before it's betther," John went on. "Wid the three of us workin' all the time, we just barely get along. And it's the end of the summer now. What we'll do at all when the winter comes, I dunno."
"Well, well," she said playfully, "Austin's cut you out, ain't he? Mr. Jessup was in the race for a while, too, an' I thought he was runnin' pretty good, but you know we read in the Bible it don't always go to the swift. An' Austin may not get her after all I hear there's several in New York as well an' she might change her mind. I never set much stock in young men marryin' widows myself.
"No, he's only took a deserted young 'oman in out of the cold he'll take care of her, but he ain't the marryin' kind, is he?" The reputation of Richard Travis was as well known to Mammy Maria as it was to anyone. She did not know whether to believe Jud or not, but one thing she knew something something dreadful was happening to Helen.
"'I mean it, I says, 'jist what I say. How can I tell who you are when you say yourself you ain't nothing but some old spirit in a new body? Like as not you're Herod, or an Indian, or a cannibal savage, and I'd like to see myself marryin' sich, I says, 'I'd look purty, wouldn't I, settin' in church alongside of a made-over Chinee?
It seems to abody she's workin' more'n ever this here spring. I guess mebbe she thinks she better get all the ins and outs o' housework so as she can do it right till she gets married once." "Ach, I guess Amanda ain't thinkin' of marryin' yet," said the mother. "You fool yourself," was Millie's wise answer. "Is there ever a woman born that don't think 'bout it? Women ain't made that way.
Finally, when the hysterical outburst had somewhat abated, he asked coldly: "Am I to consider that a refusal?" "Ye may. What would I be doin', marryin' the likes of you? Answer me that?" His passion began to dwindle, his ardour to lessen. "That is final?" he queried. "Absolutely, completely and entirely final." Not only did all HOPE die in Mr. Hawkes, but seemingly all REGARD as well.
I had once a notion of marryin' her an' may be as I am disappointed in the other but we'll think of it. Now we're at the horses and we'll get an faster." This was indeed true. After the journey we have just described, they at length got out of the boreen, where, in the corner of a field, a little to the right, two horses, each saddled, were tied to the branch of a tree.
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