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... TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY When I sit bv my fire, in a bachelor's state. And view the red coals as they gleam through my grate, Then full oft in mind with myself I debate— „ . , Shall I marry When I think the of children, »nd when . . .u 1 consider ...
... TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. (BY ELLA VTILCOX.) Mother says, Be in no hurry. Marriage oft means (.are and worry. Auntie says, with manner grave, Wife is synonym for slave/' Father asks, in tones commanding, What, I pray you, is his standing? Sister ...
... MARRIED, OR NOT MARRIED. The Yelverton Case is exciting great interest London : people say as much as the Confe- upon whieh may hang the fate of a Ministry and the destinies of the world. In society the appeal case now being heard by the Peers is certainly ...
... leave to go to get married, that when he came beck he reported himself married, and that then, as is the custom of the Regiment, be was carried to the canteen and stood drink on his marriage From that time he was reputed • married man. The remainder of ...
... MARRYING DAYS AND MARRYING MONTI The Scotch (says the like the English, have their favoured months and days for marriage, and some interesting infnrmation on the subject is given in the report of the Scotch Registrar -Geeeral, accompanying the census ...
... MARRIED °;t MARRIED OR THE TRIALS OF A JEWESS, By C. K., Attth)r of the Magic Charm, &c CHAPTER I. FATHER AND SON. Honour ! What do 1 care for the honour of a gambler, a spendthrift, an ingrate ! No, Edward Stanley ! I will save myself the misery ...
... MARRIED gt MARRIED OR THE TRIALS OF A JEWESS. By C. K., Authar of the Magic Charm, &a CHAPTER ll.—(Continued). But the young man, absorbed by his own affairs, heeded neither the voice nor the money lender's annoyance. Is there any security you could ...
... MARRIED . HON . lAMES ; STUART V AND i ; LAm f EACHEL CAVENDISH . :. ; : v ; tlKDES blue skies , and with keauiiiul SUlisWnS , the wedding took place on t Saturday . afternoon ol Lady Eachel Cavendish to Capt . the Hon . James Gray Stuart , son of the ...
... MARRYING DAYS AND MARRYING MONTHS. The Scotch (ssys the Observer) like the English, have their favoured months and days for marriage, and ml-m-fi:flnfluu&onb}mh given in the report of the Scotch Registrar-General, | mmpu'fln“m“-mlorml,jflwlnud. ‘ It seems ...
... CHAPTER XLII. TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY: . The Duke of Bayard paced slowly up and down the broad gallery wiere so many pictures of priceless value hung. l?:) was deep in thought. ¥rom the first moment he had seen that beautiful face in the garden the ...
... WHEN TO MARRY. WHOM TO MARRY. THE COMEDY OF MARRIAGE—AND THE TRAGEDY. ...
... R EAR en MARRY in the State of Kansas it appears that it is the who act as marriage officials, and in Rooke’s County in that State there isa “* rate war,” the result of which is that the fee tapered eee Koos be ey a ered ft to any couple who The sign ...