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Meanings of marry an heiress in English
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Usage of marry an heiress in English
1
Invest the surplus-live as you have done, or better-andmarry an heiress.
2
And why should not Evan marry an heiress, as well as another?
3
By the time you are thirty you can marry an heiress.
4
The primary way for a man to acquire land was to marry an heiress.
5
I always did think I'd like to marry an heiress.
6
The primary way for a man to acquire control of land was to marry an heiress.
7
Every third generation, at farthest, it was the duty of that house to marry an heiress.
8
He was not expected to marry an heiress.
9
I suppose he'll have to marry an heiress.
10
You shall have all you want, and pay me with a premium, when you marry an heiress.
11
Armstrong, his poor plodding cousin, to strike such luck as to be about to marry an heiress!
12
It had been an understood thing, since he had commenced life, that he was to marry an heiress.
13
You would not marry an heiress?
14
He is to marry an heiress, and, when he has got her, up is to rise the elder brother!
15
The debts must be paid now; you must marry an heiress, M. le Comte, there is nothing left for you to do.
16
My uncle, old Mount Rorke, wants me to marry an heiress, and I have nothing except what he allows me, or scarcely anything.
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