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... little time in marrying again, and on his fifty-fourth birthday married Esther Col- throp, who was over thirty years his junior. She was a very beautiful young woman, as you will have noticed from her portraits but he had been married no more than a few ...
... many people con cerned either as principals or victims with this upheaval. The name of Tussaud came from the Frenchman she married in 1794, but from whom she soon parted. Coming to England with a collection of her wax figures she first toured the provinces ...
... command of Benjamin Briggs, Massachusetts deep-water sailorman. It so hap pened that somewhere between 1869 and 1871 Briggs married an uninspiring little mouse of a New Jersey girl, Mary Sellars and almost immediately he stepped aboard his new command the ...
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... at various stages of her life when she is linked with other men including a husband, an elderly industrial peer eventually marries her him self, dies dropsically in her arms, and still haunts her old age. An inimitable Cary situation straight from The Horse's ...
... Burne- Jones and to my own two portraits, the one by Orpen, painted in 1920 and the other by Augustus John, the year I' was married. Come along and see the whole show. We spent the next hour or so in the huge library looking at the Courtenay portraits, ...
... slave of fashion. I'll be glad when the carnival's over. Why? I'm going back to London then. I hope not. We could be married in Nice. You forget what I've told you. I'm a career girl. You've played about with career enough. We could have a wonderful ...
... page, to strike at her w I th malicious, frightful violence. It was the intimation that David and Isabel Waldie would be married at the parish church on the first day of September. Gracie stared at the paragraph. her whole body suddenly motionless, as ...
... RECEPTION -THEN WEDDING 1N -HEN I get married I want v a wedding that is :ifferent, Joyce Burnett hsd always told her mother. Yesterday was The Day. Punctually at 2 p.m. Joyce. now in the W.R.N.S.. arrived at St. Mary's Church. Weymouth, and stood ...
... passengers who flew to Paris on the last B.E.A. service from Northolt Airport last night were on their honeymoon. Anniversary MARRIED 50 YEARS.—Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Chittenden. Stationroad. Chesham. ...
... again. in Rome. I agreed to marry him. He wanted it to be that taster. but there were complications For he had not the documents proving the annulment of his first marriage. and they were required before anyone would marry us. It was Don Jaime who thought ...
... eachway bet they’d ’ave a chance” “I don’t follow ” “A chap I know always swears by the each-way system ’E puts ’is ’appy married life down to it When ’e got spliced ’e resolved to always go straight ’ome from work whenever 'e couldn’t think of anywhere ...