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He determined to see her as little as possible when they got to Paris , and when the ghastly honeymoon week , that he had been contemplating with so much excitement and joy should be over , then they would go back to England , and he would take up politics in earnest , and try and absorb himself in that . And Zara , lying in the cabin , was unconscious of any direct current of thought ; she was quite unconscious that already this beautiful young husband of hers had made some impression upon her , and that , underneath , for all her absorption in her little brother and her own affairs , she was growing conscious of his presence and that his comings and goings were things to remark about . And , strengthened in his resolve to be true to the Tancred pride , Tristram came back to her as they got into Calais harbor . The servants at the Ritz , in Paris , so exquisitely drilled , made no apparent difference , when the bride and bridegroom arrived there about half-past seven o'clock , than if they had been an elderly brother and sister ; and they were taken to the beautiful Empire suite on the Vendôme side of the first floor . Everything was perfection in the way of arrangement , and the flowers were so particularly beautiful that Zara 's love for them caused her to cry out , `` Oh ! the dear roses ! I must just bury my face in them , first . ''