"My dear! Perf'ly fine, wasn't it? Oh, I do love to hear a tell—"
"When my cousin was married, she had eight bridesmaids, and they wore just mob caps, not another thing—"
"Orange-blossoms are too sweet for anything, but they make some people—"
"Simply pea-green, my dear, with fright, and she had blue woollen socks on over her white slippers—'something blue,' you know,—and forgot to take them off—"
"Her head, and you never saw anything like it in your life. It measured three yards around, if it did—"
"A sunburst, you know, diamonds and pearls. I adore diamonds, for my part. Why, to be married without diamonds would be—"
"Simply fierce! I should die, I know I should, before I got half-way up the aisle. But to see one, and the music and flowers and all, is—"
"Dandy! perf'ly dandy! I wouldn't miss it for all the—"
"Flounces, my dear, up to the waist, as true as I sit here! and she said 'No!' She said: 'Before I'll be flounced to the waist, I'll—'"
"Marry a tin peddler! said there was nothing in the world she'd like better, because then she could—"