Meanings of matrimonial felicity in English

This matrimonial felicity seemed to him like the basest ingratitude.

Still, he said, demurely, I do not assert that their matrimonial felicity was not great.

Campbell has it against Byron, that "the poetic temperament is incompatible with matrimonial felicity."

I can picture, for example, a state of matrimonial felicity which no marriage of mine could realize.

He could prove his matrimonial felicity.

A third axiom was, Don't be a family man; nothing ages one like matrimonial felicity and paternal ties.

The absence of matrimonial felicity was probably an additional motive for Holbein to seek employment as an itinerant painter.

Between certain constitutions there are positive and negative conditions, resulting in a natural attraction, conducive to the highest matrimonial felicity.

According to the present estimate of matrimonial felicity, Sycamore might have found admittance as a future son-in-law to any private family of the kingdom.

But the presence of your Excellency has thrown a light across her path which has shown her the way to the plum-groves of matrimonial felicity.

"Faith, I hadn't thought all about those little obstructions to matrimonial felicity," he answered.

"Taste is a poor criterion, I am afraid," said Mrs. Wilson, gravely, "on which to found matrimonial felicity."

"That's a grand picture of matrimonial felicity, Count," said a voice at Count Victor's ear, and he turned to find the Chamberlain beside him.