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Beneath it sat the queen of the festival-theBride of the Nile.
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The Bride has spoken of you, in a quite annoyingly approving way.
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There rests the sweet Bride on the bed of fire and blood.
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It is I, not she- Iamthe true Bride of the Nile.
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That's going to make her worth more and raise her Bride Price.
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Opera director Daniel Slater updates The Bartered Bride for Opera New Zealand.
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And so at last the Prince and his lovely Bride were free.
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And as the Bride has been left solitary, so is her bridegroom.
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British Director of NZ opera's upcoming production of Smetana's The Bartered Bride.
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Miss Bride had stood up, and was now advancing towards the hostess.
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For she disliked Miss Bride, and she knew the sentiment was mutual.
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The man would be an opinionated politician, heavily jocular about The Bride.
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Who will save us from The Bride or Frankenstein Conquers the World?
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All were listening, gazing, watching to see the Bride and her escort.
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It is themed Dublin Pride 25, Always the Bridesmaid, Never the Bride.
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Festival Review discusses the play The Wild Bride; the NZSQ concert Beethoven!
