Grooms' partners

Usage examples of brides.

She might well harbor notions of Normans and their vindictive treatment of unvirtuous or disobedient brides, notions that were neither wholly inaccurate nor unjustified.

Like airy brides, each singling out A spot to love and bless with love, Their creamy bosoms glowing warm, Till distance weds them to the hills, And with its latest gleam the river Sinks in their embrace.

For strength is with the holy:- Already I shuddered to feel the wave, As I kept sinking slowly:- XXX I felt the cold wave and the under-tug Of the Brides, when--starting and shrinking - Lo, Adrian tilts the water-jug!

The department man158 ager was a stylish, affable woman of about fifty, just the type who would work with brides for twenty years.

Heeto urged, as if fearful they would forget that detail, and the grooms and brides did.

So, and much so universally, the world of his dread and his unconscious worship wagged over Sir Willoughby Patterne and his change of brides, until the preparations for the festivities of the marriage flushed him in his county's eyes to something of the splendid glow he had worn on the great day of his majority.