She was married; she was going with her husband into the wilderness on the most romantic of all honeymoons.

Tobin would be James Webbe Tobin, of Nevis, who died in 1814, the brother of the playwright John Tobin, author of "The Honeymoon.

The marriage was arranged to take place during the summer vacation, and Pacific Grove was selected as the best spot in California for the honeymoon.

We went off on our honeymoon in a chariot of fire which her father lent us for the occasion, and had a comfortable time of it at Monte Carlo, where all the hotels are under her father's special patronage.'

"Baroness," he said, "my advice to you, for your own good entirely, is, with all respect to your husband, that you shorten your honeymoon and pay your respects to the Emperor.

Her furniture was topsy-turvy, and her hair in curl-papers; she obviously did not expect visitors, and resented this curtailment of the honeymoon.

" "I suppose that was the reason you tried to persuade me to spend our honeymoon in Savannah," rejoined she.

"All this comes of Lily's taking the silly, romantic whim of coming here to spend the honeymoon.

But considering the unlucky beginning of his honeymoon at Magnolia Lawn, he deemed it prudent to be very assiduous in his attentions to his bride.

The Honeymoon (1911) is a farce of misunderstandings adroitly handled.

" "Wall, I bet they had a fust-rate time on that weddin' journey o' theirn," said one of Ben's rougher cronies one day at the end of the narrative; "'t ain't every feller gets the chance o' two honeymoons with the same woman.

'You'll be away a long time, I suppose, Lady Mary?' said one of her humble friends; 'you'll be going to Switzerland or Italy, or some of those foreign parts where great ladies and gentlemen travel for their honeymoons?'

There are many such honeymoons every summer; indeed, the mountain paths, the waterfalls and lakes swarm with happy lovers; and this land of hills and waters seems to have been made expressly for honeymoon travellers; yet never went truer lovers wandering by lake and torrent, by hill and valley, than those two whose brief honeymoon was now drawing to a close.

"Speakin' of honeymoons, looks as if there'd been some around here," the codfish continued chattily.

The honeymoon was passed at Clawbonny, and many, many other honeymoons that have since succeeded it.

Honeymoons arranged, by Maysie Greig.

Honeymoons arranged.

Honeymoons should be happy.

Honeymoons arranged, by Maysie Greig.

Honeymoons arranged.

Honeymoons should be happy.

It was with no very light heart that Aurora set forth to Mauritzburg, a few days later, to keep "honeymoon tryst" with Augustus, who had preceded her, to make, as she understood, the necessary preparations for her reception.

There she made her third appearance at the altar, with a bridegroom named Hull, whom she divorced as soon as the honeymoon had waned.

As for the runaways, they spent a long honeymoon in concealment and hourly dread of the fate that hung over them.

You know how bridegrooms starting off on their honeymoons sometimes forget all about their brides, and buy tickets only for themselves?