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It was an unhappy, ill- assorted marriage: she was gay, he was cold.'
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The tie that in contemporary society most nearly resembles the ancient ideal of friendship is a well- assorted marriage.
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An ill- assorted marriage, a life-long mistake.
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The ill- assorted marriage is made more wretched by the occasional glimpses which the man and woman get of happy homes.
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But the shocking thing about the ill- assorted marriage is that the estrangements grow longer and longer and the quarrels ever more bitter.
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She is unhappy; miserable in an ill- assorted marriage, with a jealous tyrant who now would constrain her to sell her diamonds, which are -
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It is yet to be seen whether ill- assorted marriages produce those impressions we have mentioned.
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Even ill assorted marriages were preferable to cheerless celibacy.
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'An ill- assorted marriage,' said Lord Montfort.
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How have ill assorted marriages had issue in the house of MacCallanmore, in that of the powerful MacLeans-nay, of the Lords of the Isles themselves?
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Science may eventually discover the germ prompting to ill- assorted marriages, proneness to invest in the wrong stock, uncontrollable desire to recite poetry at evening parties.
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"I am sure she cared for him," he said, "though I do not think it was a well- assorted marriage.