... son of the. late Marquis Pisani, of Corvenalle, in the same neighbourhood, who had, a short time prior to my arrival, been married to the only daughter of a deceased marble merchant, from Scotland, named Gilkrist, a young lady of great respectability— ...

... plurality of gods, Pericles, distrusting the result of his trial, conducted hi rn safely from the city. Pericles was twice married. His first wife was the widow of Hipponieus, with whom he lived so ill that they finally parted. by consent. She bore him ...

... is from this belief that the Government have resolved to permit only four women to each company. Estimating the number of married soldiers at one-tenth of the whole, there would then be left two or three hundred soldiers' wives ' to the care of their friends ...

... upon her story; and for many a * My doubt is founded upon the varying tenure of these secluded chapels as to urivileges of marrying or burying. The mere name of chapel, though, of course, in regular connexion with some mother church, does not of itself ...

... Amphion and Zethus, who were brought up secretly. She is discarded by her father, and flees to Epopeus, King of Sicyon, who marries her. Lycus having given a solemn pro- ...

... many preferred to remain in Sicily, to gain a livelihood by chanting the choruses of their popular poet. Euripides was twice married, and each time, it appears, unhappily. His first wife was Chcerila, by whom he had three sons; and his second, Melito, from ...

... earn to defray the expenses of educating or apprenticing children, or to enable them to enter into business, may be secured. Married Female Members, by a trifling extra monthly payment, may secure a weekly allowance during a month following accouchement. ...

... leanvisaged by the multiplicity of very small and very real troubles, and their experience also goes for nothing. Godwin's married felicity is of the briefest. Sybilla has a temper—and a little bird, much beloved bylier spouse as Jessy's gift, becomes its ...

... there the ,least likelihood of that?' And so saying, he burst into laughing. But this did not, nevertheless, hinder him from marrying Madame de Maintenon when she was fifty years.old ! So that both the predictions of the mason and of the Italian conjuror ...

... live ? What proportion of them are above twenty years of age, or thirty, or fifty, or eighty ? What proportion of them are married or unmarried, bachelor or widow ?. What proportion have living parents; and how many are the parents of living children ? ...