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 1         I,II |    they change their wants; marriage then~becomes, to persons
 2         I,II |    there was no question of marriage; and though her heart was
 3         I,II | Ragon, who had drawn up the~marriage contract, gave the new perfumer
 4         I,II |     step-sister Augustine's marriage with the painter~Sommervieux.
 5         I,III|     see no hindrance to his marriage~with Cesarine, though the
 6         I,III|       From the night of her marriage, the charming and only daughter
 7         I,III|   blow.~ ~"After wills come marriage contracts," said Birotteau. "
 8         I,VI |     on every head. Ha! your marriage shall~not be a sham; we'
 9         I,VII|          And yet before her marriage she was even less than I
10         I,VII| made a~judge because of his marriage to Mademoiselle Thirion."~ ~"
11         I,VII|    was re-decorated for his marriage with Maria Louisa~of Austria,
12         I,VII|    only one fete~here,--the marriage of this dear child."~ ~After
13         I,III|  when~I speak to him of our marriage. From henceforth I shall
14         I,V  |   family, to consent to~our marriage, if mademoiselle will accept
15         I,VII|  never leave you. After our~marriage I shall come and pass the
16         I,VII|   We will arrange about our~marriage contract at the same time."~ ~*****~ ~
17         I,VII| publication of the banns of marriage between Cesarine and Anselme,~
18         I,VII|     his own home, where the~marriage contract of his dear Cesarine
19       Add    |  Brides~A Start in Life~The Marriage Settlement~The Secrets of