" You have come—on your wedding-day! —O Margery, this is a mistake. Of course, you should not have obeyed me, since, though I thought your wedding would be soon, I did not know it was to-day" .

“你来了——在你的婚礼那天！ ——哦，玛格丽，这是一个错误。当然，你不应该听从我的， 因为，虽然我认为你的婚礼会很快， 但我不知道是在今天” 。

For a few minutes Margery could hardly be called excited; she was excitement itself. Between surprise and modesty she blushed and trembled by turns. She became grave, sat down in the solitary room, and looked into the fire.

有那么几分钟，玛格丽简直称不上兴奋。她本身就是兴奋。在惊讶和谦虚之间，她时而脸红时而颤抖。她变得严肃起来，在单独的房间里坐下，看着炉火。