... to -Dolores,' on of Iis atri hands. N-aturaly the only sequel tosi3eh a position 2s Si attempt to, secure his title by marrying Delores, and I tro ss~ist his sicheme he sieeksi th3esidi ofE Anioyit4reele- unch shioillsnan plierenalociis bypnotiet, and ...

... seem to me like a hundred. -Men married simply because women could inherit antd transmit wealth, and because thev wished for legal children to succeed them. The heiress and the mother were valued; wives -were only 'married women.' Naturally matrimony came ...

... contradiction in termn: s) is the American wife of Lord llawkhurst, who marries her to please his mother, who desires the match for pecuniary reasons. But for the greater part of his married life his lordship is living with Esther Chetwynde, an artist, who ...

... this island, too, Ithe practice prevails of knock- ing out the two front teeth in the upper jaw to denote that a woman is married, while it is considered the acme of beauty to have the head pobnted sometrhing like the cone of a sugar-loaf. This is ...

... at Birmingham if we remember rightly, and on his death she removed to London, tool. a shop in High HoLborn, and presently married again, as successful women have a habit of doing An entirely new two-version edition of the Bible will be published next ...

... charming, high-spirited woman, and her swr-play is nothing short of marvellous. By the willof bher late £ather she is plighted to marry Prince Louis of Courtland, a total stranger to her, and curiosity prompts her to disguise herself as a secretary and visit ...

... handed' her over to naked blacks! As for Hariea, the. blind girl, who, despite their difference in station,. might have married the young Lord Mompesson, instead of which, for no valid reasorn as far as we car. see, she allows herself to fall into the ...

... Katherine; how Pete comes home to claim his bride, and, knowing nothing of Philip's treachery or his sweetheart's shame, marries her and becomes, after awhile. the tender father to the- child that (all unknorwn to him) is not his own; how Katherine, crusbed ...

... set her heart upon havne, ?? her husband dislikes dogs 2 bah e whch belonca to thm butler and the parlourmaid (who, though married, have to obtain the situation, posed as single and unacquaiied persona); two telegrams. one relating to the dog and the other ...

... Secretary of State for War and the Commander-in-Chief, mid yet they both made time to thank the author of Heo tobe happythough Married 'forlhisnewboolk, `NMr. Thonas Atkins. Lord Wolseley has always protested against the Impertinence of calling the gallaut ...

... Ruipert, by his magic power, acquires enormous wealth, and the coquettish ?? again regards him with favour, but he proposes to marry his foster-sister Lelia, whose affection has touched hin. This does not suit Satanella, so she contrives the abduction of the ...

... balance. Fortunately, Jack Raymond, an old lover of Lady Arbuthnot, who, in a fit of pique caused by her refusal years ago to marry him, has thrown up his civilian career, and is now emploved merely as secre- tary of the Nushapore Club, has been fully alive ...