After his wife's death he is being forced to remarry. [Please select]
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She could only remarry with judicial consent, when the judge was bound to inventory the deceased's estate and hand it over to her and her new husband in trust for the children. [Please select]
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Women remarry a good deal in these days, and I'm beginning to see the reason why.' [Please select]
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"And if they buzzed at the divorce, what WOULDN'T they say if I really did remarry."' [Please select]
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"That is, you don't think divorced people ought to remarry, even if the divorce is fair enough." [Please select]
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Only a few years ago, proclamations appeared in this region denouncing the pernicious custom of forcing widows to remarry. [Please select]
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So if they really mean to remarry--" The girl stared, breathless, astounded, bolt upright in her saddle." [Please select]
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Once, oppressed by form and theory, I told you that to remarry after divorce was a slap at civilisation. [Please select]
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When Ruth saw the notice of Kate's divorce, she asked her lawyers to arrange at once for her to remarry Gordon at Sing Sing. [Please select]
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At the end of that time a feast was held, when she was released from thraldom and permitted to remarry if she desired. [Please select]
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