... need not marry rich man for your people’s sake. ’ ’ “And I could marry a poor man?” “No; not if he had any self-respect.” She was frozen again. The rose that had leapt into her cheeks faded away. Even her lips were white. “Then I shall marry Bernard —and ...

... greater number of centenarians but not inr the proportion of 8 to men which the final volume, of the 1921 Census records. Marrying Careers. The large preponderance of women in the population naturally influences girls to seek those occupations which offer ...

... dances comini on, well as weeklv The Dansants.” « « * In Drawing Room. “What! Another engagament in the family ! Those girls do marry young, pretty faces with money in addition seldom remain single long—the men won’t allow them! « * « a Wedding. The newest ...

... EYRE—CUTLAR-FERGUSSON. Major V. W. Eyre, who has so many ' rish relatives, was married yesterday in St. James’ Chinch, Spanish Place, London, to Miss Esme Cutlar-Ferg'usson. Her uncle, Lord Dormer, gave her away, and Miss Georgie Dormer and Miss Blanche ...

... Rye marry her?’’ she asked. “Yes. lie promised her adopted mother he would mam And w’ll you ever marry, Oscar?” flush came over Reynolds’ usually pale face, so,” he said smiling. “You have chosen her?” “I “Yes. have seen the woman I want to marry.’’ “You ...

... her late husband’s nephew, Mr. Cierard Wallop, is to be married to an American girl. Miss Mary Vost. Mr. Wallop is the elder son of the Hon. Oliver Wallop, heir-presumptive to the Earldom, who married and made his home in the U.S.A. some years ago. The Earls ...

... little woollie, did he realise the delicacy of the occasion. Miss Athene Seyler, Mis. Carmichael, flirtatious widow who meant marrying the novelist, alone of the company failed realise the quality of the stuff she was voicing. Consequently, in her efforts ...

... promise. The day that Alan is cleared, the day that the really guilty man is brought to justice, that very day, you like, I will marry you.” JF a j ...

... yet Syfyi|( .was not sure that she meant to marry him. It was monstroUtpfuit, was abominable, it wab past all bearing. “I’ll go away again,” he threatened. “Oh, Pap!” said Sylvia with a little gasp. “I’ll marry some one else!” he told her. But Sylvia looked ...

... have daughters not trained to any occupation and sons imbued with the notion that they arc to be sole bread-winners if they marry, and must adhere to celibacy until they can start with a one-man income sufficient to maintain a household. ...

... truly she ought to in order to be wife. Be warned, therefore, mademoiselle, you cannot ever be absolutely sure of beginning married life with infinitely favourable conditions for its future success. Love can never be according to plan.” True love is neither ...

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