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Meanings of special licence in English

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Usage of special licence in English
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As soon as possible we shall be married by special licence.
The Second Latchkey
2
You must and shall be married by a special licence.
Pride and Prejudice
3
So I got a special licence in my own name.
The Green Rust
4
If that is the case, I am going to have a special licence to-morrow.
In a Steamer Chair, and Other Stories
5
And I'll marry you by special licence within a week.
The Moon out of Reach
6
A special licence is expensive- Ibelieveit costs fifty pounds.'
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
7
And now, all in a moment, he was sent off to get a special licence.
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
8
And to-morrow-to-morrow we will be married by special licence.
The Bars of Iron
9
They might even have to get a special licence.
The Dark Flower
10
He brandished the special licence in the air.
There was a King in Egypt
11
A special licence in my name would stop one of van Heerden's paths to easy money.
The Green Rust
12
Then, if I can get a special licence to-morrow, will you marry me the day after?
There was a King in Egypt
13
He swears he'll take her off now to his aunt's, and go for a special licence.
Manalive
14
Scott's 'Lord of the Isles' is out-'themail-coachcopy' I have, by special licence, of Murray.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 3 / With His Letters and Journals
15
The former Potteries workers has even got a special licence to drive pets around without their owner.
BBC
16
Tomorrow I marry her by special licence.
Not George Washington — an Autobiographical Novel
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