... ,-A BOOK FOR MARRIED WOMEN. IilA, _ {A A - 4. o .c ..s\S . . .. ?? 1- ^ 1- 1, E AAh I Lnd The informatiou contained in this book ought to he Dr. known by every ua rricd woman, and it will not harm the lunarried to read. The book is conveniently of divided ...

... Whylbedheassumedic? Not-ob,Heaveul--surely - the not to deceive heir, He had married her ofI kits own m free will, and they were' safely, legally, properly PO could married. 'It could 'not-have been from any motive t Paul con3nected with her-why was~ ...

... you are not married, May?' Married I she repeated with a little laugh, her eyes gleaming through her tears. How could I be married white yon were away? I may have been naughty and saucy, cold and proud, but it never entered my mind to marry anyone but ...

... g ehish tidy I'lay al grewscoeurnsful, yet 'as tonoindillerenitto sceethat it di vsaCcontradicted. Ui s SI all v-on ever marry the Duke, May 9 asked )1 .sL ckoed Suddenly, eone das. fe li 11.younlg girl looked til) Quickly,. lia'eiad you are, eanatie ...

... :or -that, f or once, the tables overe turned, end, instead cc I of speculating ovhat gentleman would marry her, the world ovondered whom she would marry. d cest Surely no young girl ever had moro lovers. She tc seemed to live in a crowd of them-she was ...

... why you married me, 'rho second is ' sd whether yon have ever eared for any one else? ell er- l And what colnclusion has my p riatty little wife ass ,yarrived at ? ho asked.tr sy 'None at all, Care. If you did must love me, why did you marry me ? I ...

... TWICE MARRIED, ONCE MATED. ;BtheAuthor OK THROWN ON TnU WOUEDr] CHAPTER XX. AN UNLOVED WIFE. It was some hours before Mrs. Erne recovered from her surprise. Marry Daisy I It seemed incredible. She had never noticed the least sign of love en his part ...

... ltosecarn'? he said. '1 I knew both the Duke and the Duchess when I left i Enghsad. They were only married last year;' said Sir r Gregory. They were not married when I know them, although there was some idea of it even then. How is the Duko? He longed to ...

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... will be married then, without doubt; h but you will ?? find room for me by the fireside, tl V will you not ? 0 Thore was something tragic in the look she turned Ns e upon him. - i i I shall not be happy; I shall not marry-I do, > notwant to marry; but if ...

... TWICE MARRIED, ONCE MATED. I ~ MAh ' 1111 ±32]4P. [By the.Autor of 'TnROWNz oX THM WOR 'D. CHAPTER XXXVIL( eI WILL FIStD HER OUT. Another month, and Daisy was getting well; she I could go out now, and the sweet breath of the per- t fumed air brought ...

... DITICE MARRIED, ONCE Sl ai AMATE]J. 1111 I1 111UI' . b. rg` thIe. 4d-7or qf 'TilnzOwz.' ON TuE WORLD.] CHIAPTER VIL LOVE AND PRIDE. The wvicked world clljoys lovers' quarrels. No one tl klewv hoew the stoey spread, but beforo long every c1 rie wa5 talleig ...