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 1 2 |         thought it happiness to marry her as she looked at the
 2 4 |       Calyste is lost unless we marry him promptly. He~ ~loves
 3 4 |  Kergarouet cousin who wants to marry Charlotte to a man with
 4 5 |        the old baron. "A Guenic~marry a des Touches! The des Touches
 5 6 |         hope of~inducing her to marry their sons, whose fortunes
 6 6 |  herself she seemed inclined to marry him.~She explained her conduct,
 7 8 |         Casteran, who wished to marry his two daughters without~
 8 8 |         well pleased to see her marry a man to whom she was~superior
 9 8 |      faithful servants; you can marry some~good little Breton
10 8 | mysterious glance about her.~ ~"Marry! at my age!" he said, casting
11 8 |     that it would~be a crime to marry Calyste.~ ~"Oh! my child!"
12 8 |      hair that was still hers, "marry whom you will, and when
13 9 |       fall in love, and you can~marry them next winter. If you
14 10|         de Pen-Hoel wants me to marry Charlotte, to save me from~
15 10|     greater perdition for me to marry at my age"~ ~"It is written
16 11| generous; did I advise Conti to marry?"~ ~Beatrix looked at her
17 12|       accept the rest. She will marry you to some young girl,~
18 12|      fear~in those who are bad! Marry Charlotte de Kergarouet
19 12|         another Beatrix? I will marry no one but you; I will wait~
20 16|       Pen-Hoel; "but you~should marry him at once."~ ~"Do you
21 16|      gone off with a~singer"~ ~"Marry, my dear Charlotte," said
22 16|    better man than I. You could marry a titled man. I~have brought
23 16|         that you~do not wish to marry a man whose heart is not
24 16|         my life,~swear to me to marry."~ ~"I promise it, father."~ ~
25 17|  daughters: the youngest was~to marry the Vicomte de Grandlieu,
26 17|     mercy of a~man who does not marry entirely of his own free
27 18|         a whisper, "why did~you marry?and with such a little fool!"~ ~
28 21|        clock, "you are going to marry; let my example be a warning~
29 23|     declared that she wished to marry.~ ~"I have seven hundred
30 25|         the poor fellow?"~ ~"To marry that idiot, who seems to
31 25|       you get rid of Arthur and marry du Ronceret, I promise you
32 25|       no!"~ ~"That she wants to marry, and if that's the case,
33 26|      all your~property; I shall marry Fabien; /he/ gives me his