So, if you'd been inclined to forbid the banns, you're too late.

And the next thing I heard was, 'I forbid the banns,' from her.

Suppose a policeman rushed in, crying, I forbid the banns!

Yet I might forbid the banns, perhaps-ifI chose.

Nature and justice forbid the banns of such wedlock.'

I suppose Lord Fawn won't forbid the banns.

And I don't want to forbid the banns.

Well, he would about have matched that woman's face, when she said, 'I forbid the banns.'

Don't you do it again, papa, or I'll get up and forbid the banns; affront for affront.

You couldn't forbid the banns, you know.

I expect the church will be full of jaded ladies of pleasure, all waiting to forbid the banns.'

Then I may as well be frank and tell you that I would forbid the banns if I could.

One thing only she stipulated, namely, that the marriage should be private, lest her relations should forbid the banns.

I won't forbid the banns.

I'll forbid the banns.

To forbid the banns!