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 1 2 |     Gasselin and Mariotte had never married; possibly it~might have
 2 3 |              Her younger sister had married a~Kergarouet, who, in spite
 3 4 |       countess is his heir; she has married an old ambassador. My~visitor
 4 5 |             Several of her sisters, married~to great wealth, took enough
 5 6 |             sixty years of age, had married a~young woman to whom he
 6 6 |           the abdication~by which a married woman begins that life;
 7 7 |          twenty years, and they are married to merchants. You~are my
 8 8 |          power? Would you make me a married monk? No! I~have eaten of
 9 10| entanglement, and almost as good as~married to the little Charlotte.
10 11|             Kergarouet, whose widow married Charles de Vandenesse?"
11 16|             friends."~ ~"But she is married, Calyste."~ ~"I shall wait,"
12 17|      remaining sisters were already married, and the~youngest but one,
13 17|        carriage, which preceded the married pair, was the Baronne~du
14 17|           the "Memoirs of two young~Married Women." Her letters to her
15 17|      trusted to a mother.~ ~Calyste married, dear mamma, with a great
16 17|           that is to say, if I were married to~another, and were travelling
17 17|             us,~ ~"I spent my whole married life, a happy woman, in
18 17|       paragraph: "Calyste, rich and married to the~most beautiful woman
19 18|        innocent young men~should be married to pure young girls. But
20 18|              During the stay of the married pair in Brittany the work
21 18|            envied by many unhappily married women~that she drove her
22 18|             de Maufrigneuse,~lately married, like himself, to an heiress,
23 18|           she replied, "but you are married. That was one of my griefs,~
24 18|             you on earth, and I was married against my will."~ ~"Ah!
25 20|          the most secret regions of married life. So~cruel, burning,
26 21|             the happiness of~having married one of the most charming
27 22|            Arthur possessed when he~married, brought his income, including
28 22|            around~happiness, he had married after a fashion, as we shall
29 22|         over her of becoming a~wife married in legitimate marriage,
30 22|            you could do even if you married me."~ ~This was the last
31 23|             with the ambition to be married by church and mayor.~All
32 24|         Trailles."~ ~"What! are you married?" cried d'Ajuda.~ ~ ~"I
33 24|            d'Ajuda.~ ~ ~"I shall be married within a fortnight to the
34 25|            for~Italy, and live as a married couple in Rome, Naples,
35 26|             and, as you know, I was married yesterday. I shall be faithful