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The savvy socialite Mary Crawford sums this up in "Mansfield Park;" “I would have everybody marry if they can do it properly: I do not like to have people throw themselves away.”
I was decidedly unhappy; a girl didn't marry me.
He had broken his engagement with Mary Todd, not certain he was ready to marry her, but knowing how devastating it was to her that he did that.
He's present in my marriage to Matthew, because Aaron's life and love and death made me the person that Matthew wanted to marry.
We asked you more questions, like, "Does the West treat Russia fairly?" or, "Should gay couples be allowed to marry?"
But when Ilmarinen tried to claim his prize, the promised maiden refused to marry him, and the smith had to return home alone.
My first dream was to be a doctor, and the second was to marry a good man who would stay with me and my family, because my mother was a single mom, and couldn't afford to pay for school fees.
And then again, India does not have the luxury of making its environment dirty, because it has to marry environment and development.
"No one will marry you this way."
Her father the king said, "Who will marry a whistling princess?"
Her mother the queen said, "Who will marry a whistling princess?"
They have a curious language and marriage rule which is called "linguistic exogamy:" you must marry someone who speaks a different language.
And finally number 10, last and certainly not least, Ranjani Shettar, who lives and works here in the state of Karnataka, creates ethereal sculptures and installations that really marry the organic to the industrial, and brings, like Subodh, the local global.
She knew she would have to marry that old man, and she was 14.
And if you marry this fact with the incredible abundance of information that we have in our world today, I think you can completely, as I've said, remake politics, remake government, remake your public services.
And I said that the best way to celebrate is to marry Netra.
And the burning question about Alma-Tadema was: Did she marry?
Women are refusing to marry men without toilets.
An attractive young woman(Julia "Rayanne" Ruiz)does not want to marry someonelse's choice for her husband; so she is put under a powerful Mayan curse that has snakes hatching inside her body, slowly devouring from the inside out.
this is the worst film i have ever seen and what disappoints me the most is that this is yash raj film so at first when you see the promos you think yes thats definitely another yash raj hit But when you see the film your eyes will water with disappoint the storyline is stupid and dumb we've seen it many times boy is soon to marry and falls in love with a girl blah blah blah.
It started with that the woman he loved chose to marry his brother instead, causing him to leave his home town.
One of the swordsmen is Huang who is himself in the middle of a complicated love story, where a woman wants to have him killed for having ran away from a promise to marry her younger sister.
why is a young woman going to marry a man old enough to be her father, it escapes me.
Throw in the fact that the main character, instead of finding some way to attract the young woman, engages in heavy-handed stalking, until he totally draws attention to himself and has to hatch this insane plot: If he can make the girl's father sick, then help him recover, she will marry him.
They are engaged, but every one knows that Zaslow isn't going to marry any one that isn't blonde and built, so only Didi is surprised when he dumps her.
but yeah remember i'll be working till i'm 65 if i live that long and yeah you put your feet up girl with your royalties every three months, pah marry into money right xxx
Also when Michael says to his mother Katherine he thinks he and Debbie should marry if she is carrying his child, it was Katherine's idea for the two to get married.
One day, a rebel who wishes to marry the princess decides that it's time they ventured into the cursed land to claim it for the king and the king agrees, when they reach the land the king is captured by the beast and the rebel returns home to lie to the kingdom that the king has been captured and killed.
He assumes the throne and prepares to marry the princess but the night before her wedding, the princess escapes to the land to go and battle the beast herself.
He attempts to marry the refugee rather than the boss's niece and so begins an attempt by Ives to discredit the refugee as a suitable wife for a corporate executive.
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