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 1 27|       she should have remained a widow so long. `Why, before she
 2 27|       woman to marry a man, or a widow to wed a bachelor some yea
 3 68|     choosing that she remained a widow for so long. But the boys'
 4 69|     persons resolved to remain a widow no longer. The dreariness
 5 70|          p ersist in remaining a widow; she had so remained for
 6 70|      wife what she had been as a widow. I will order a copy of
 7 71|          her resolve to remain a widow, but that she had been for
 8 76|      have been sitting at home a widow who had never been a bride.
 9 85| thankless your fourteen years of widow hood! The viper, I am told,
10 92|         to pass any censure if a widow of inconsiderable beauty
11 92| irrevocably with the husband. ~A widow on the other hand, if divorced,