1
No one deplored his rash, foolish marriage more than she did.
2
How pleased I am that you gave up that foolish marriage for my sake!
3
As long as I live you never shall cut your throat by a foolish marriage.
4
If ever a clever man ruined his life by a foolish marriage, that man was Tyson.
5
A foolish marriage would ruin him.
6
She merely glances across the first foolish marriage and the catastrophe that closed it, as a bird flies over an abyss.
7
And stay, William: as to this foolish marriage with Madame di Negra,-whotold you Frank meant to take such a step?
8
Her generous impulses and affectionate nature made her peculiarly susceptible, while her prudence and her pride kept her from a foolish marriage.
9
He had made an exceedingly foolish marriage at twenty, and had acquired two houses in Moscow as part of his wife's dowry.
10
That one foolish marriage had been granted in return for an extremely favourable deal on Blood Mumaka shipping interests in the future.
11
The old peer survived his foolish marriage but six months, and died leaving his widow penniless, his debts having swamped even her marriage portion.
12
At this time, Mr. Man flung himself into a foolish marriage, one that promised little in the shape of the happiness he craved so eagerly.
13
I am sure you will respect my confidence.-Hewill very soon become independent, and then I do so fear he may make a foolish marriage.
14
And, besides, you know very well that painters make a specialty of foolish marriages.
15
"I know, my dear," retorted Emilie, "that I do not mean to make such a foolish marriage as some I have seen.
