Their Wedding Journey

The Oxford Companion to American Literature | 1995 | 505 words | Copyright

Their Wedding Journey, novel by Howells, published in 1871. A Hazard of New Fortunes (1890), An Open‐Eyed Conspiracy (1897), and Their Silver Wedding Journey (1899) are also concerned with the Marches.

This simple, episodic story deals with the honeymoon trip of Basil and Isabel March from Boston to Niagara, Montreal, and other scenic points. There is no stirring incident and the book depends upon its evocation of a charming mood, the description of types met in transit, and the places visited.

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