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Quotes About Marriage

The marriage license itself is lost, but a separate document, the marriage bond, survives. On it Anne Hathaway is correctly identified. Shakespeare's name is rendered as "Shagspere"—the first of many arrestingly variable renderings.
~ Bill Bryson
When a prominent Puritan named (all too appropriately, it would seem) John Stubbs criticized the queen's mooted marriage to a French Catholic, the Duke of Alençon, his right hand was cut off.*
~ Bill Bryson
I've never liked that man from the day Grace married him, and the fact he's become President of the United States makes no difference.
~ Bill Bryson
I've never liked that man from the day Grace married him, and the fact he's become President of the United States makes no difference.' - Lemira Barrett Goodhue, mother-in-law of Calvin Coolidge
~ Bill Bryson
In a popular book of 1899, What a Young Woman Ought to Know, Mary Wood-Allen, an American doctor and social reformer, told women that they could engage in conjugal relations within marriage so long as it was done "without a particle of sexual desire.
~ Bill Bryson
She was the mother of eight children: four daughters, of whom only one lived to adulthood, and four sons, all of whom reached their majority but only one of whom, Will, married.
~ Bill Bryson
If one's husband had been married before and widowed—a fairly common condition—and a close relative of his first wife's died, the second wife was expected to engage in "complementary mourning"—a kind of proxy mourning on behalf of the deceased earlier partner.
~ Bill Bryson
thus becoming, it seems, his sister-in-law's sister-in-law's husband and raising the possibility that any children of the union would be their own first cousins.
~ Bill Bryson
After being married for nearly thirty years and observing my friends' experiences with separations, reconciliations, and divorces, I've learned that marriage, with all its magic and misery, its contentments and disappointments, remains a mystery, not easy for those in it to understand and largely inaccessible to outsiders.
~ Bill Clinton
YOU are a genius!... and I am a genius because I married you.
~ Bill Cosby
The heart of marriage is memories; and if the two of you happen to have the same ones and can savor your reruns, then your marriage is a gift from the gods.
~ Bill Cosby
my full-time job is working with my wife, Melinda
~ Bill Gates
you know... there is a name for people who are always wrong about everything all the time.... husband!!!
~ Bill Maher
Republicans are taking the defeat over Health Care as well as Tiger Woods took to marriage.
~ Bill Maher
New Rule: If you're one of the one-in-three married women who say your pet is a better listener than your husband, you talk too much. And I have some bad news for you: Your dog's not listening, either; he's waiting for food to fall out of your mouth.
~ Bill Maher
Hope has power only when married to personal action.
~ Bill Willingham
The term "middle age" fits where we are, for I see in him both the young man I fell in love with and the old one he will be. I see my own dear husband and I am struck by how deeply I love him, by how many times I have nearly lost him—and by how lost I would be without him.
~ Bo Caldwell
I like to stay a part of that stuff that don't change. Actually, it's not that difficult - people still love and they still hate, they still marry and have children, still slaves in their minds to their desires, still slap each other in the face, and say 'honey can you turn off the light' just like they did in ancient Greece. What's changed? When did Abraham break his father's idols? I think it was last Tuesday.
~ Bob Dylan
Lee had married the great-step-daughter of General Washington and had thus become part of this noble place.
~ Bob Mayer
their husbands probably had ample opportunity and resources to find excitement elsewhere. That's why they invented golfing trips, or so he had been told.
~ Bob Mayer
married to King Henry" was an inside joke
~ Brad Thor
Why can't they let a girl marry three men, or as many as want her, and save all this trouble?
~ Bram Stoker
Oceans of love and millions of kisses, and may you soon be in your own home with your husband.
~ Bram Stoker
In short they felt that they should like to have the pleasure of looking at Lady Pole again, and so they told Sir Walter - rather than asked him - that he missed his wife. He replied that he did not. But this was not allowed to be possible; it was well known that newly married gentlemen were never happy apart from their wives; the briefest of absences could depress a new husband's spirits and interfere with his digestion.
~ Susanna Clarke