Chapter

 1 27 |     so long. `Why, before she married you, did she express certain
 2 62 |      cence of a distinguished married lady, and many both among
 3 68 |    threatened her that if she married elsewhere he would by his
 4 70 |   magic. But now that she has married a young man of the elegance
 5 73 |        That done, we would be married at once. ~
 6 76 |    but a short time before he married her, she had been deserted
 7 87 |    related to you, his mother married me in her country house,
 8 88 | reason for our decision to be married by preference at her country
 9 89 |     as to assert that she had married at the age of sixty, I will
10 103|        Nothing commoner. `You married for money.' Take the marriage-settlement,