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The young men took their partners and the dancing began . Roland Bayard , as groomsman , opened the ball with the bride . Dr. Ingle , with the first bridesmaid , was their _ vis-à-vis _ . The dancing continued until ten o'clock , when an elegant little supper was served in the dining room . After this the bride changed her dress , and the just-wedded pair took leave of their friends , and entered the carriage engaged for the occasion , and amid a shower of slippers departed for the young doctor 's new home . The subsequent developments of Anglesea 's machinations will be related in the sequel to this volume , entitled `` Love 's Bitterest Cup . '' This is published in uniform style and price with this volume .