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... either Adule or Victor their fathers had promised that if one had a son and the other a daughter they should grow up to be married to each other. But evil times were at hand. In 1821 Victor lost his dear mother, and his father insisting upon his relinquishing ...
... attractive feature in the programme of the ap- proaohing season of the Carl Rosa Opera Company atDrury Lane. Mr. Corder was married in 1876, and has been aided by his accomplished wife in many of the literary undertakings with which his name is connected ...
... simply because 1 was engaged to my husband-- we were to be married at the end of my enen ce ment, and we were. When I told this man how matters stood, he grew furious, and swore that if he did not marry me no one should. He continued to pursue me and to persecute ...
... shore, and to deal with the fish which arc caught. It is rarely that a girl whose father or brother lias been a fisherman marries out of tlie family calling. Brought up to love tlie sea, and reared among the anxieties which are inseparable from the lot ...
... many years past successfully carried on the business of gnnmaking, from which he retired in order to live at Paris with his married daughter, in whose arms he died. THE LATE SIGNOR TAMBERLIK. ...
... ready as he who in the neighbouring cliapcl of Stratford, when the parish priest named from the altar a woman who had got married, her late husband not a fortnight below the sod, responded, Sure, grief would make a poor woman do anything. Our picture ...
... have been the next proprietor and when he joined the great majority 111 the year 15bz, he left lour daughters, one of whom married a Mr. William Preston, who in right of his wife eventually became possessed of three-fourths of the manor, which, about a ...
... whose lot only one short week ago seemed superlatively happy; for he possessed youth, health, and strength; he was soon to be married to the most loveable of Princesses, and he had in prospect the proudest heritage the world contains-- the crown of England ...