... with him. Charles was her destined man she would marry him. Her brother Henry smiled and said No. To clinch a peace with France and further his dream of one day regaining our French heritage she would marry the old and infirm Louis XII. and b'e Queen of ...

... cousin. Victoria Enough to marry me? Albert More than enough to marry you, for people in our position often marry without love at all. Victoria I wouldn't do that Albert. Albert Nor could I Victoria. Victoria Then you will marry me? Albert If it is your ...

... had put his signature. Before 1857, when the first Matrimonial Causes Act was passed, a married woman had no separate existence in the eyes of the law. Once married she could make no contract with her husband or anybody else. Everything that was hers or ...

... Longfellow But why do you want to marry her? Because I love her. My dear fellow, that's an excuse not a reason. Du Maurier This I set down as a positive truth. A woman with fair opportunities, and with out an absolute hump, may marry whom she likes. Thackeray ...

... you still want to marry me? I'll want to marry you till I die. Although I hope and trust I'll not have to wait that long. When I'm set on a thing, 1 usually get it. The only trouble now is all that money. 1 just hate the idea of marrying a rich girl. Oh ...

... especially now. By the time the House reassembles we'll be married. How wonderful. I can hardly believe it, said Peggy, bringing him his drink. A She was tall, fair and had dark eyes. She had married at the end of the war, her husband was killed a few days ...

... sentiment, adoration and high hope to defeat and ultimate resigna tion. He pursued Penelope married, as he had never pursued her single; and she, [TE pursued Penelope married, as he 1 had never pursued her single, and she, unhappily, relumed his love, while resolute ...

... mutual pledges of affection and before they parted they swore to marry very soon. Romeo hastened to his trusted friend Friar Lawrence to tell him of his love for Juliet and ask him to marry them. Concerned at first at the idea of such an ill-fated union ...

... dream Maybe for a time. It was evidently her ambition to marry him, for marry him she did, after Harriet's death, in 1854. Dreams were good for the famous composer they en riched his work. Marrying them was, perhaps, part of the price he paid for immortality ...

... often stupid letters pouring in by every post. {Dear Auntie Jack. My fiance and I plan to marry soon; but I have just discovered that his parents are not married. In view of this, do you think I can still go ahead with my plans for a white wedding?) Obsession ...

... TEWEL- BRIGHT colours marry with gay accessories to defy the rain. Danni- macs' green-proofed Persian cord raincoat is fashion styled to hold its own in fair weather or foul and Aquasctit urn's saffron woo! gaberdine with its elegant dropped shoulder ...

... opening day perhaps the greatest, most triumphant moment of their whole married life came almost at the mid point of their twenty-one-years devoted partnership. In 1840 they had been married in 1861 Victoria was to be widowed by Albert's untimely death. It ...