Excerpt from The Young Bride, Vol. 3: A Novel

Colonel Hardy, and nurse, lost not a single moment in hurrying homeward, immediately on the departure of the train which bore Mary away. They, fortunately, met with no hindrance or obstruction on their way, and arrived at Fortfield before any surmises of their absence had arisen. Hardy sent his companion on before him to the house, while he remained to give up the horse and jaunting car to its owner.

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