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Miss Billy Married

Name: Miss Billy Married
Brand: 1st World Publishing
SKU: 08414212
Price: 16.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Eleanor H Porter
ISBN: 9781421893297

Eleanor H Porter

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English

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Libristo code: 08414212

Publishers 1st World Publishing, October 2008

''I, Bertram, take thee, Billy,'' chanted the white-robed clergyman. '''I, Bertram, take thee, Billy... Full description

Libristo code: 08414212

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''I, Bertram, take thee, Billy,'' chanted the white-robed clergyman. '''I, Bertram, take thee, Billy,' ''echoed the tall young ridegroom, his eyes gravely tender. ''To my wedded wife.'' '''To my wedded wife.''' The bridegroom's voice shook a little. ''To have and to hold from this day forward.'' ''To have and to hold from this day forward.'' Now the young voice rang with triumph. It had grown strong and steady. ''For better for worse.'' ''For better for worse.'' ''For richer for poorer,'' droned the clergyman, with the weariness of uncounted repetitions.