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 1     I,      II|         did that car contain? His wife? His children? Or his worldly
 2     I,      II|      Polish language. She was his wife; her children were there
 3     I,      II|         trembled, and husband and wife were united in death.~ ~
 4     I,     III|   intended for me. The watchman's wife, not knowing my name, had
 5     I,      IV|      leave to introduce you to my wife!"~ ~With that he took my
 6     I,      IV|          pardon in advance for my wife. On ordinary days she is
 7     I,       V|          and then, turning to his wife, he said -~ ~"Have you drunk
 8     I,       V|          soft and tender, and the wife threw both her arms around
 9     I,      VI|           whom Mr. Dumany and his wife had spoken were already
10     I,      VI|         that even when he and his wife dined out, or were going
11     I,      VI|           sight. I have to ask my wife's permission first. The
12     I,      VI|          other half belongs to my wife, and you must allow me to
13     I,      VI|        with an animated face. "My wife has consented," he said. "
14     I,      VI|       after a sleepless night, my wife prepares me a delicious '
15     I,     VII|            careworn, hard-working wife. The husband and father
16     I,     VII|         of ready money, while his wife and children broke into
17     I,     VII|         saw would be given to his wife, if he would only pronounce
18     I,     VII|          and he hold tight to his wife's hand, and met her appealing
19     I,     VII|       sorrow and affection at his wife he sighed with his dying
20     I,     VII|       well as the evidence of his wife and children that the man
21     I,      IX|          bring your pretty little wife into the house, and she
22     I,      IX|           cheeks, and your little wife would let me kiss her fair,
23     I,      IX|         that, as he knew that his wife was well provided for, having
24     I,      IX|     daughters for you to choose a wife from; for such is the power
25    II,     III|          the story of a walled-up wife and murdered lovers, and
26    II,     III|           I should like my future wife to be always elegant and
27    II,      IV|           woman, who was his real wife, he could not give the legal
28    II,       X| consultation with any person, his wife included.~ ~"Dearest," I
29    II,       X|           man has made me - his - wife."~ ~"Flamma!"~ ~She stood
30    II,       X|           is married already. His wife lives in Egypt, and he cannot
31    II,      XI|         Next morning I said to my wife - "We cannot stay here.
32    II,      XI|      should add to the million my wife had brought me, the money
33    II,      XI|        the rosewood chest with my wife's dowry, and sent it by
34    II,      XI|        our journey I had shown my wife all those polite little
35    II,      XI|           made, and, as I took my wife to her temporary home, she
36    II,      XI|     answer. What a meek, obedient wife she was! Whatever I said
37    II,      XI|         power of attorney from my wife, and a written authorisation
38    II,     XIV|         gilded salon of - his own wife!~ ~The fire was burning
39    II,     XIV|         steps, there entered - my wife. She had entered hastily,
40    II,     XIV|        then.~ ~To another man his wife looks charming in that condition,
41    II,     XIV|           condition, but to me my wife seemed perfectly disgusting,
42    II,     XIV|         honour might speak to his wife of his wounds and his deserts,
43    II,     XIV|          really merited, and - my wife - was not really my wife.
44    II,     XIV|          wife - was not really my wife. So I changed the subject,
45    II,      XV|         in a railway carriage. My wife confessed that she felt
46    II,     XVI|         really and legally my own wife.~ ~When we finally arrived
47    II,     XVI|           third storey. I took my wife to the elevator, to be carried
48    II,     XVI|         to all.~ ~I went up to my wife. She had thrown herself
49    II,     XVI|       asked the broker.~ ~"No; my wife is with me."~ ~"Have you
50    II,     XVI|           reason for my going. My wife has left her whole wardrobe,
51    II,     XVI|   wardrobe and jewellery for your wife with this money without
52    II,     XVI|           have, besides his legal wife, another illegal wife, or
53    II,     XVI|       legal wife, another illegal wife, or mistress; and as in
54    II,     XVI|           duty is to save his own wife, I had of course done so;
55    II,     XVI|         in order to save my other wife as well.~ ~That was the
56    II,     XVI|         of the house, and took my wife to it. She was greatly astonished
57    II,    XVII|         who is not beloved by his wife were to enlist against the
58    II,    XVII|          man before she became my wife, I can revenge myself now,
59    II,    XVII|  fashionable society, and took my wife to all social amusements
60    II,    XVII|        already been said about my wife and me - the fantastic imagination
61    II,    XVII|        forces. Others say that my wife had been the mistress of