1
The conjugal affection which replaces it is built on quite other foundations.
2
He was prudent, but conjugal affection bore him beyond the reach of prudence.
3
His lady and himself were examples of conjugal affection and happiness.
4
The men have several wives, but conjugal affection is little known.
5
When we started we were detained a moment by conjugal affection.
6
The sanctity of conjugal affection tallies with and is hallowed by the Spirit of Grace.
7
His sister laughed in her turn, but shook her head, in the confidence of conjugal affection.
8
The Dictator felt his eyes growing a little moist at this curious revelation of conjugal affection.
9
These unfortunate suicides had been always industrious and frugal, invincibly honest, and remarkable for conjugal affection.
10
The most virtuous woman in the world has ways of satisfying her desire to rob conjugal affection.
11
Thus, public opinion and every-day literary usage clearly recognize the difference between romantic love and conjugal affection.
12
The Indian, as Catlin truly remarked, "is not in the least behind us in conjugal affection."
13
The theatrical world of the court wanted to see a pretence of conjugal affection in a victor's captive.
14
Some are essays in little on definite subjects: levity, sincerity, the pleasures of conjugal affection, insensibility, and so on.
15
Vandenesse, glad of this adorable reserve, kept his wife, by deliberate calculations, in the temperate regions of conjugal affection.
16
When he says that Charles I. and his queen were a pattern of conjugal affection, it makes one stare.
