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  • The Duke's Duchesses, or The Milliner's Mystery, 'which contained a ducal hero with bigamistic proclivities, and a virtuous milliner whom the aforesaid duke persecuted.

    Madame Midas Fergus Hume 1895

  • The profane farmer of the South-west, who "doesn't pan out on the prophets," and who had taught his little son "to chaw terbacker, just to keep his milk-teeth white," but who believes in God and the angels ever since the miraculous recovery of the same little son when lost on the prairie in a blizzard; and the unsaintly and bigamistic captain of the _Prairie Belle_, who died like a hero, holding the nozzle of his burning boat against the bank

    Initial Studies in American Letters 1886

  • Mystery,’ which contained a ducal hero with bigamistic proclivities, and a virtuous milliner whom the aforesaid duke persecuted.

    Madame Midas 2003

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