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Marjorie stopped and faced him with the utmost gravity . `` Do you know , Morris , that man has no idea how Linnet loves him ? '' And then the two burst into a laugh that restored them both to the perfect understanding of themselves and each other and all the world . And after an early supper he shook hands with them all -- excepting `` Mother West , '' whom he kissed , and Marjorie , whom he asked to walk as far as `` Linnet 's '' with him on his way to the train -- and before ten o'clock was on board the _ Linnet _ , and congratulating again the bridegroom , who was still radiant , and the bride , who was not looking in the least bit homesick . `` Will , '' said Linnet with the weight of tone of one giving announcement to a mighty truth , `` I would n't be any one beside myself for _ anything _ . '' `` And I would n't have you any one beside yourself for _ anything _ , '' he laughed , in the big , explosive voice that charmed Linnet every time afresh . `` Life 's great results are something slow . ''