Chapter I.
"O married love! each heart shall own； Where two congenial souls unite, Thy golden chains inlaid with down, Thy lamp with heaven‘s own splendor bright." LANGHORNE.
"There, there, little woman! light of my eyes, and core of my heart! if you don‘t stop this pretty soon, I very much fear I shall be compelled to join you," Edward Travilla said, between a laugh and a sigh, drawing Zoe closer to him, laying her head against his breast, and kissing her tenderly on lip and cheek and brow. "I shall begin to think you already regret having staid behind with me."

"No, no, no!" she cried, dashing away her tears, then putting her arms about his neck, and returning his caresses with ardor of affection. "Dear Ned, you know you‘re more than all the rest of the world to your silly little wife. But it seems lonely just at first, to have them all gone at once, especially mamma； and to think we‘ll not see her again for months! I do believe you‘d cry yourself, if you w

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