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 1 I    |    her milk is dried up! My wife, my boy, and myself, we
 2 I    |     he was living, with his wife and his son. All that he
 3 IV   |    he chose, but he and his wife and son preferred remaining
 4 IV   |   roof.~“The soup is ready, wife,” said Ford, “and it mustn’
 5 IV   | which he was aroused by his wife.~“Let us begin, Mr. Starr,”
 6 IV   |      As old Simon said, his wife knew no rival in the art
 7 IV   |    observed to Ford and his wife, “That’s a fine lad you
 8 IV   |  you think of finding him a wife, some day?”~“A wife for
 9 IV   |   him a wife, some day?”~“A wife for Harry,” exclaimed Ford. “
10 IV   |    that Harry should take a wife.”~“I would forbid nothing,”
11 IV   | good woman.~“A good supper, wife, do you hear?” exclaimed
12 VIII |    our kettle.”~“Well said, wife!” answered the old overman, “
13 IX   |   become of Simon Ford, his wife, his son, and the engineer?~
14 IX   |   days ago, Simon Ford, his wife, son, and guest, had quitted
15 XIII |  the mine, is just the very wife for a miner. She is an orphan—
16 XIII |   all things to make her my wife.”~“That’s all right!”~“But
17 XIII |  the person who is to be my wife.”~“Sure that will be a great
18 XIII |     marrying? Where could a wife possibly be found suitable
19 XVI  |   cottage. Simon caught his wife in his arms, and carried
20 XVI  |     about it to your future wife.”~“With my father’s consent
21 XVI  |     consent she shall be my wife without further delay.”~“
22 XVI  | feel safe until she was his wife. James Starr, Simon, and
23 XVII |     Silfax can never be the wife of Harry Ford, because it
24 XVIII|    you take Nell to be your wife, and will you promise to