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Mrs. Blunden, having once made up her mind to her niece's marriage, quickly laid aside all her objections, and went heart and soul into the preparations she considered necessary for so important an affair.
Mrs. Wilson was her delighted assistant, for she was sincerely attached to Florence, and considered her worthy to become the wife of Mr. Aylwinne, even though he was in her eyes of all men the most peerless.