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... she been there, they must have known it. will at once be asked, if these two persons, one of them a respectable middle—aged married wo man, aro to be believed. If so, how can we credit the accoset's story of her ravishmsut at the time stated, or even of ...
... chariot is to get that blaokbrowed tell tale ' married out of hand; and this is the reason why so many daughters of great girls of this type make such notoriously early—aud bad—match es ; and why, when once married, they are never seen in society again. Gr ...
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... :Southern Mails close 17 I Packet due 18W 19 rb 2/Fr 21 4a,Stin rises 6h. 35m. sets sh. 47m. 22 A 3rd Sunday after Epiphany I 24 married, 1868 124 W 'Conversion Of St, Paul 26 lb 27 Ft 'Mails close S. Cloek lest 13m. Hs. 29 I A rh .-unday after Epiphany 30 M ...
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... MARRIED On the 24th instant, at the Cathedral Saint John's, by the Rev 'd Edwin Elliott, lector, assisted by the Rev'd W. F. Pryor M. A. Curate, the lion'ble INDwill DONALD BATNI3, 800retilry atlas Island, AO ELIzA WOLSNLIT, youngest daughter of th• late ...
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... conversation. He says her mind is like a beautifully cultivated garden, 'rich flowers of thought,' I rather think, if she had married at sixteen, and had had a tamily like mine, the 'rich ft were of thought' would•i't have blossomed quite so lux; cooking elaberato ...
... ; it makes my flesh creep worn I think of it, all the flesh that I have left, which is not much. What a fool I was to get married ; 'fbere's Sarah S., just my age; she looks tea years younger, fat, smooth, and fair aud yet .he ima4ines her trials are terrible ...
... they I went to the Home Office, and were sent thence to the °Mee of the Registrar-General of Seamen. Most of them. being married men, were anxious to get to their families, but Mr. Mayo sent an oCEeer with them to the Sailors' home where they have been ...
... told my mayou was heapeckee—[N. B. Tbe lady on the so. fa is Mrs. M.] Marriage or Celibacy—The clerk who could not afford to marry bad a third larger salary than the man by his side, who had a beautiful wife and four children, a well furnished house nearly ...
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