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"Now, may God be praised for the light He has given! so full, so satisfactory, that there breathes not a man in England who shall call my proceeding rash, or my revenge unjust. And yet, Varney, so young, so fair, so fawning, and so false! Hence, then, her hatred to thee, my trusty, my well-beloved servant, because you withstood her plots, and endangered her paramour's life!"

You hear him avow himself the instigator of a diabolical murder; you hear him confess how his paramour's husband was strangled at his false wife's bidding, in his own palace, buried under the Moorish pavement in the hall of many arches.

Wingate knew that Molly Pierrepont was the mistress of one of Wilmington's best citizens, a bitter Democrat, and a reputed leader of the White Supremacy League; that she was well cared for, that her gowns, etc., equaled in quality and construction those of her paramour's wife, and, considering her love for such ease and luxury, to come out and reveal the doings, and openly denounce the schemes of the party of her paramour, was a sacrifice that a woman of her character was not generally ready to make in fact, such thoughts did not find lodgment in her brain.

Did then the slaughter of Iphigenia far from her own land on Euripos' shore so sting her mother to the arousal of a wrath of grievous act? Or had nocturnal loves misguided her, in thraldom to a paramour's embrace? a sin in new-wed brides most hateful, and that cannot be hidden for the talk of stranger tongues: for the citizens repeat the shame.

Buckingham himself escaping with slight wounds, ran his unfortunate antagonist through the body, and then left the field with the wretched woman, the cause of all the mischief, who, in the dress of a page, awaited the issue of the conflict in a neighbouring wood, holding her paramour's horse to avoid suspicion.

I have documents, and a father's word will be believed before a paramour's." This taunt stung Beatrice to the soul. "As to your charge about my cruelty I can prove to the world that you lived in splendor in Brandon Hall. Every one of the servants can testify to this. Your morose disposition made you keep by yourself.

Certain it is, however, that Labor in its contests with Capital never got a decision in its favor yet in time to be of any service. These wholesalers found the concubining of justice herself a necessity to the success of their rascalities and the delays and decisions of this harlot are but the echoes of her paramour's orders.

As though a Clergyman of the Church of England could do such a thing! I had offered to take her back not then it would have been a mockery but by putting advertisements into the South Wales papers. But after her paramour's letter which I did not answer I never heard any more about her.... You grew up therefore without a mother's care, though good Bridget did her best.

His uncle's eye travelled beyond him, humanely turning from the last despairing wriggles of his fish. "I don't want to tie her," said Shelton suddenly. The corners of Mr. Paramour's mouth flew up. "You want the forfeiture out?" he asked. The blood rushed into Shelton's face; he felt he had been detected in a piece of sentiment. "Ye-es," he stammered. "Sure?" "Quite!" The answer was a little sulky.

For a few minutes the paramour's naked physique, as his own, kept rematerializing more and more saliently before reverting subdued into passive darkness. "You've never been there before, Really?" "No, just seen glimpses of it from TV news. I want to go. Someday. Someday I will, someone will take me. Tell me what it is like." "Hard to say. Each has his own reaction to it I suppose.