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 1 67 |    after the death of her first husband she resolutely set her face
 2 68 | Sicinius Clarus, for her second husband and with this in view kept
 3 69 |         her long absence from a husband's embraces, began to suffer
 4 71 |         to the house of her new husband. This anxiety tormented
 5 72 |      that he had found an ideal husband for his mother to whom he
 6 75 |         who has no gift for the husband. Thus does he make an income
 7 75 |         well known collusion of husband and wife: whoever have brought
 8 77 |     support and assistance of a husband against his desperate greed
 9 86 |       intrude on the privacy of husband and wife; they placed the
10 92 |   content with 300,000, and her husband, who has often refused the
11 92 | despicable match, to become her husband? A beautiful maiden, even
12 92 |  dowered. For she brings to her husband a fresh untainted spirit,
13 92 |      mains irrevocably with the husband. ~A widow on the other hand,
14 92 |    already been parted from one husband: if it was by death she
15 92 |       was by death she lost her husband, the evil omen of her ill-starred
16 92 |         she was divorced by her husband, or so insolent as to divorce
17 97 |       had not -- that her first husband would die in a few mont
18 100|  non-appearance of my name, the husband's name, mark you, in my
19 100|        She excludes her devoted husband from the inheritance in
20 100|       upon a capital charge the husband of y our choice, with whom,