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It was a most unconscionably early hour on the wedding morning when Mrs. Thornycroft, who had insisted on mounting guard overnight in Bedford Square, to see that all things were made ready to go off "merry as a marriage bell," came into Agatha's room and roused the bride.
"I never knew such a thing in all my life! Well, he is the most extraordinary young man! What is to be done, my dear?"