"I will marry you," Alice had said to him,--not in words, but in acts and looks, which were plainer than words,--"I will marry you for certain reasons of my own, which in my present condition make it seem that that arrangement will be more convenient to me than any other that I can make; but pray understand that there is no love mixed up with this. 
"I will marry you," Alice's behaviour had said to him, "for certain reasons of my own, which make that arrangement convenient; but pray understand that there is no love mixed up with this. 