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One day I said to Blanca: "We must marry, as quickly as possible." She gave me a strange look. "You wish to marry me?" "Yes, Blanca," I said, "I am proud of you. I want to show you to the whole world. I love you and I want you, pure, noble, and saintly as you are." "I cannot marry you," answered this incomprehensible woman. She would never give a reason.
So I was, but I could not divine how he guessed it. 'And well or ill, wisely or madly, I'll never marry; so put that out of your head. This was addressed rather to me, I think, than to Lady Knollys, who smiled a little waggishly on me, and said
Then, for Jesus Christ's sake, cast away all excuses, and come away now, and marry Christ. 1. Away with thy bastard pleasures. 2. Away with thy bastard cares, and come away to Christ, and He shall season all thy cares. 3. Away with thy falsehood, thy pride, vanity, &c. Away with thy corn, wine and oil, and come to Christ, and He shall lift up His countenance upon thee.
He differed essentially from the Fenleys, greatly as the brothers themselves differed. Without conscious effort to please, he had qualities that appealed strongly to women, and Sylvia knew now that no consideration would induce her to marry either of her "cousins." If asked to put her thought into words, she would have boggled at the task, for intuition is not to be defined in set speech.
"Why, I'm sure she thinks as well of you as possible, already." "An opinion founded on seeing me three or four times? That is putting me off with very little. I want something more. I have been thinking of it a good deal, and at last I have decided to tell you. I should like very much to marry Madame de Cintre."
What Miss Carnegie thinks of Hay we don't know, and unless I 'm much mistaken she will decide for herself, but is it too much to ask you if you can to say a word for him? You are quite right to think that no man is worthy of Kate, but she is bound to marry some day I can't conceive how you have kept her so long and I am certain Hay will make a good husband, and he is simply devoted to her.
Perhaps the poor young man has sprained his ankle, or was prevented in some ordinary way from coming. But what is this nonsense about getting married?" "There is no nonsense about it," said Olive. "I am going to marry, but I have not chosen any one yet." Mrs. Easterfield uttered an exclamation of horror. "Choose!" she exclaimed. "What have you to do with choosing?
As if any one that was one bit in love would write such as that! No, I don't want to marry a schoolmaster or a tyrant!" "How can you, Flapsy?" went on Paula, so vehemently that Magdalen left the defence thus far to her; "when he only wishes for your sympathy and improvement." The worst plea she could have used, thought the elder sister, as Vera broke out with, "Improvement, indeed!
I know it's none of my business I know that is something that is none of anybody's business, no matter how much they think of anybody; but I think more of you than any man ever will, I don't care who he is. I know I do, Ellen Brewster. And don't you ever marry a man like Granville Joy, just an ordinary man who works in the shop, and will never do anything but work in the shop.
Contrary to the practice of all other Mohammedans, these Indians never bring their women to the pilgrimage, although they could well afford the expense; and those residing, for however long a period, at Mekka have never been known to marry there; which is the more remarkable, as other natives of India, who live here for any length of time, usually take wives, although they may have been already married at home.
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