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The action of nursing is post-conjugal, post-partum activity and is not, in the same way, constitutive of the conjugal / sacramental sign that speaks the meaning of marriage.— The Register's Daily Blog
Every holy feeling will also continue after death--conjugal, parental, filial, fraternal affections are holy; they are expressly enjoined upon us by divine authority.— The Story of My Life Being Reminiscences of Sixty Years' Public Service in Canada
There are many different sorts and degrees of love revealed in man's relation with his fellow: conjugal, the love between husband and wife; paternal, the love of a father for his child; maternal, the mother's love for her child; filial, the love of children for father and mother; fraternal, or brotherly, meaning really the love of children of the same parents for each other, both brothers and sisters--the same word is used for love between friends where there is no tie of blood; and patriotic, or love for one's country.— Quiet Talks with World Winners
I am so conjugal, and so much in earnest upon the article of recovery, that I cannot think of a pretty thing to say to very pretty Mrs. Stanhope; nor do I know what would be a pretty thing in these days.— Letters of Horace Walpole — Volume II

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