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... moft un- fortunate Woman upon Earth, had (he not been endu'd with an equal Share of Patience as good Senfe :--■■ ■ She was married very young to Stvmtt % a Man of a moft haughty auftere Dif- pofition, and one, who like too many of his Sex, had got it into ...
... your Ears till I am no more, it may be better received :— lt is this, my Dear, Aat ?? as loon as Decency permits you will marry La- eonia ; — neither of you ought to make any other * Choice :— The'World, you know, has been loud in ?? on thatLady'sScore ...
... Will, and in Default of fuch Appointment fhall be e- qually divided amongft them. That if the. Widow of ?? fhall die or marry within the Lapfe ofpn YJears after the Commencement of her Annla-k and who fhall have a Child or Children by her^weafed Hufband ...
... fuch Parts or Portions, as to them fhatl feem meet and proper ; ,perh«ps it might not be amifs, if upon the Demife of every married Clergyman, the Widow, if poor, lhould depofe upon Oath before the Spiritual Court, the Condition fhe is left in, as to her ...
... came to open Vifions, and Revelation-. God raifed up a Prophet unto them from among themfe!ve->(i'ecer Roujbert, who had married the eldelt Daughter of tne Family, a Widow), like unto Moles, and to whom they (hould hearken. And to this Prophet God was ...
... But I hear and believe He muft have the Pcpt's Leave The Projeft to fmother : And if be confent, 'Tis with an Intent, To marry the otber. IV. Such high State Affairs Never trouble my Ears, 'Tis the Wars that affright me} But I'll not be afraid, For I'll ...
... 13th Day of January next, at 9 in .he Forenoon, in vrtkr to elect fticli Mailer and Millrefi ; at which Time and Place any married Perfbn who (together with his Wife) can be l>oih properly recommended for their Morals by the Miriiftcr and principal Inhabitants ...
... his Lady, very highly fmifhed. â l. Gentleman from the City of Ainlterdam. â A Lady from Ralilbon.â -An Englifh Lady, married to a Dutch Gentleman at Rotterdam. â A Dutch Girl. Thefe are all feated aa at the- Fealt, and are as big as Life. The Table ...
... his Lady, very highly finifhed. â A Gentleman from the City of Amllerdam â A Lady from Ratilbon.â -An Englifh Lady, married to a Dutch Gentleman at Rotterdam. â A Dutch Girl. Theie arc all (bated as at the Feaft, and are as big as Life. The Table ...
... talkative Difpofition, but referv'd and circumfpeft to the laft Degree ; of an Age not under zB, nor exceeding 35 Years } married, and not incumber'd with a numerous Family of Children, and par- ticularly an early Rifer in a Morning, in peifeft pie.'ent ...
... talkative Dii] ofition, l.ut referv'd ami circumft-tfl to the laft Degree ; of an Age not under _8, nor exceeding j 5 Years f married, and not incumbcr'tl with a numerous Famiiy of Children, and par- ticularly an early Rifer in a Morning, in peifcfl prei'tnt ...
... talkative Difpolit , j, but ref'eiv'd and circumfpefl to the laft De°Tee • of an kae not under 28, nor exceeding -,5 Years ; married, and not mcumber'd with a numerous Family of Children and par ticularly an early Rifer in a Morning, in peifcfl prelim Health ...