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 1 pI,   16   |         and beguiled the honor of marriage. The little fox cast off
 2 pI,   16   |     laughed or wept in a splendid marriage with lustrous color. The
 3 pII,   20  |           Thetis, celebrating her marriage with Nereus, purposed to
 4 pIII,   25 |         agreeably when it came to marriage with its spouse the spirit;
 5 pIII,   25 |           of its mate, oppose the marriage. Thy spirit, also, I have
 6 pIII,   25 |      affluence. ~And just as this marriage is brought to pass by my
 7 pIV,   37  |            and binding herself in marriage with Paris? Pasiphae, also,
 8 pIV,   41  |         be like the connection of marriage, suffer division in that
 9 pIV,   43  |            and had wedded them in marriage with portions suitable to
10 pV,   56   | illegitimate son, Mirth. A solemn marriage accounts for the birth of
11 pVI,   61  |        Bacchus now rejoicing in a marriage with roses, now exhaling
12 pVIII,   77|    pictures told of the events of marriage, though the soot of time 2
13 pVIII,   78|         therein-the holy faith of marriage, the peaceful unity of wedlock,
14 pVIII,   78|         and united, applauded the marriage, what patrimony the sociable