S: So they shall not be able to make a bequest, nor shall they return to their families.

I had intended to travel from Mockbeggar Hall, our-well ,my-countryhouseto come make a bequest to this mauntery.

However, two-thirds of those with the means to make a bequest say they plan to enjoy life and not worry about a legacy.

Napoleon, in the will he wrote in Saint Helena, made a bequest to a common criminal who tried to assassinate Wellington.

"This is all so you can make a bequest?"

Finding that something of the kind was already in existence at Worcester, he made a bequest to it of one hundred and ten thousand dollars.