 | Andrew Burnaby - Atlantic States - 1775 - 272 pages
...province, and is called Tarrying, has given occafion to this refledtion. When a man is enamoured of a young woman, and wifhes to marry her, he propofes the affair...confent no marriage in this colony can take place) j if they have no objection, they allow i 84 TRAVELS THROUGH low him to tarry with her one night> in... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - English literature - 1775 - 552 pages
...young woman, and wifhes to marry her, he propofes the affair to her parents, (without whofe confentno marriage in this colony can take place); if they have no objection, they allow him to tarry with her one night, in order to make his court to her. At their ufual time... | |
 | Richard Twiss - British - 1776 - 220 pages
...lower " people ** people in Maflachufets Bay, called Tar'* rying. When a man is enamoured of a " young woman, and wifhes to marry her, " he propofes the...colony can take place. If they " have no objection, they allow him to u tarry with her one night, in order to *' make his court to her. At the ufual *c... | |
 | Richard Twiss - British - 1776 - 220 pages
...people in MafTachufets Bay, called Tar" rying. When a man is enamoured of a " young woman, and wiflies to marry her, " he propofes the affair to her parents,...colony can take place. If they " have no objection, they allow him to " tarry with her one night, in order to " make his court to her. At the ufual *'... | |
 | History - 1789 - 622 pages
...of a woman, and wiihes to marry her, he propofcs the affair to her parents, (without whole conCent no marriage, in this colony, can take place ;) if...to tarry with her one night, in order to make his couit. At the ulual time, the old couple retire to bed, leaving the young ones to fctt]e matters as... | |
 | Rufus Rockwell Wilson - 1904 - 274 pages
...young woman, and wishes to marry her, he proposes the affair to her parents, (without whose consent no marriage in this colony can take place); if they have no objection, they allow him to tarry with her one night, in order to make his court to her. At their usual time... | |
 | Andrew Burnaby - Meteorology - 1904 - 280 pages
...young woman, and wishes to marry her, he proposes the affair to her parents, (without whose consent no marriage in this colony can take place); if they have no objection, they allow him to tarry with her one night, in order to make his court to her. At their usual time... | |
 | Andrew Burnaby - Meteorology - 1904 - 278 pages
...young woman, and wishes to marry her, he proposes the affair to her parents, (without whose consent no marriage in this colony can take place); if they have no objection, they allow him to tarry with her one night, in order to make his court to her. At their usual time... | |
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When a man is enamoured of a young woman, and wishes to marry her, he proposes the affair to her parents, (without whose consent no marriage in this colony can take place); if they have no objection, they allow him to tarry with her one night, in order... 