"That is perfectly obvious. To show they can perfectly agree, even though they do talk."
"But that is all before the real ceremony itself," said George. "How do they get married? That is the main thing."
"Why," said Mida, "that is part of the marrying."
"But they haven't promised anything. Marrying is promising."
This occasioned another roar of merriment. "Yes; marriage is a contract under our law, but not so with these people. The only question with them is whether they are suited to each other."
"But suppose they should not want to marry each other, or one of them should object," interposed Harry.