marryin

"His eyes will stick out till you could snare 'em with a log-chain, for I ain't known as a marryin 'man."

'Me--Smith' Caroline Lockhart 1916

It's a pretty hard case any one can see, an 'of course seein' Mrs. Kitts live like that may get Busby Bell all out of the notion of marryin 'Judy, for of course no man ain't goin' to like to look forward to Mrs. Lupey's livin 'like that too, maybe -- or maybe Judy' ll live herself -- you never can tell.

Susan Clegg and a Man in the House Anne Warner 1891

"You don't think, Miss Cynthy, that the man means to inveigle the girl with the notion of marryin 'her by and by, after poor Mrs. Stoker's dead and gone?"

Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works Oliver Wendell Holmes 1851

"You don't think, Miss Cynthy, that the man means to inveigle the girl with the notion of marryin 'her by and by, after poor Mrs. Stoker's dead and gone?"

The Guardian Angel Oliver Wendell Holmes 1851

o 'marryin' -- and yit, as I was jest goin 'to say, she's the very one' at didn't marry.

Short Stories for English Courses Rosa Mary Redding [Editor] Mikels

Even then I didn't hev no notion o 'marryin' Watts, jest done hit to be a-doin 'like, ontil pa an' the boys ketched on to whut we wus up to.

The Gold Girl 1921

"Thar's a difference between marryin 'for the sake of matrimony, which is right an' proper accordin 'to Scripture, an' marryin 'for the sake of a man, which is a sign of weakness in a woman."

The Miller of Old Church 1911

"Nope, I ain't no notion o 'marryin'," repeated Flea, encouraged by her brother's insistence.

From the Valley of the Missing Grace Miller White 1912

"Thar's a difference between marryin 'for the sake of matrimony, which is right an' proper accordin 'to Scripture, an' marryin 'for the sake of a man, which is a sign of weakness in a woman."

The Miller Of Old Church Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow 1909

Dill was the very last person in this town Aunt Julia'd ever dream o 'marryin'.

Gentle Julia Booth Tarkington 1907