Chapters 15
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1 The Silver Wedding - Read by CEB 0:56
A wedding of silver, and what shall we do, I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, the bride were a-blooming, ah well, on my life. I think, to be candid, don't turn up your nose, that every new wedding should bring a new wife. And what if it should, was the laughing reply? Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain, another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again? Ah, darling, I answered, "'tis just as you say, and clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all."
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2 The Silver Wedding - Read by DL 1:14
I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew according to custom our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it. Now, if, and suppose, the bride were a-blooming, ah, well, on my life, I think—to be candid—don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife. "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I? Should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say,' and clasping a waist rather shapely than small." I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way You wouldn't have gist we were married at all.
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3 The Silver Wedding - Read by EZWA 1:13
And what shall we do? I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew according to custom our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, the bright were a-blooming. Ah, well! "'On my life, I think—to be candid—don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife.' "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I? Should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say.' And clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I Kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way, you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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4 The Silver Wedding - Read by GB 1:13
And what shall we do, I said, in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows.
I wouldn't much mind it now, if, and suppose, the bride were a blooming, ah, well, "'On my life, I think, to be candid, don't turn up your nose, and every new wedding should bring a new wife.' "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say. And clasping a waist, rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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5 The Silver Wedding - Read by GHS 1:15
I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, the bride were a-blooming, ah, well, On my life, I think, to be candid—don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife. "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say, and clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way. You wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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6 The Silver Wedding - Read by KH 1:10
I said, in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now, if, and suppose, the bright were blooming. Ah, well, on my life, I think, to be candid, Don't turn up your nose. That every new wedding should bring a new wife. "'What if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I? Should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Oh, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say,' and clasping a waist, Rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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7 The Silver Wedding - Read by KRG 1:01
I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew according to custom our conjugal vows. I wouldn't mind it now, if, and suppose, the bride were a-blooming, ah well, on my life. I think, to be candid, don't turn up your nose, that every new wedding should bring a new wife. And what if it should? was the laughing reply. Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I? Should you purchase a wig and go courting again? Ah, darling, I answered, "'tis just as you say, and clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way, you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all."
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8 The Silver Wedding - Read by KTS 1:18
I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew according to custom our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, The bride were a-blooming—ah, well, on my life I think—to be candid, don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife. And what if it should, was the laughing reply? Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again? Ah, darling, I answered, "'Tis just as you say,' and clasping a waist rather shapely than small, "'I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way you wouldn't have
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9 The Silver Wedding - Read by LAH 1:18
And what shall we do? I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew according to custom our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, the bride were a-blooming, "'Ah! Well, on my life, I think, to be candid—don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife.' "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say. And clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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10 The Silver Wedding - Read by LKP 1:07
And what shall we do? I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it, now, if, and suppose—the bride were a-blooming, ah, well, on my life! I think, to be candid—don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife. "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say,' and clasping a waist, rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way. You wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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11 The Silver Wedding - Read by LKW 0:58
And what shall we do? I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, the bride were a blooming—ah, well, on my life, I think, to be candid, don't turn up your nose, that every new wedding should bring a new wife. And what if it should, was the laughing reply? Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I? Should you purchase a wig and go courting again? Ah, darling, I answered, "'Tis just as you say,' and clasping a waist, rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way, you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all."
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12 The Silver Wedding - Read by LLW 1:15
Org by Leonard Wilson of Springfield, Ohio. A wedding of silver, and what shall we do? I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now, if, and suppose, The bride were a-blooming—ah, well, on my life, I think to be candid—don't turn up your nose—that every new wedding should bring a new wife. "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answer, "'tis just as you say.' And clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way, you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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13 The Silver Wedding - Read by LN 1:14
I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows.
I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose—I suppose—I The bride were a-blooming, ah, well, on my life, I think to be candid, don't turn up your nose, that every new wedding should bring a new wife. And what if it should, was the laughing reply? Do you think, my dear Jean, you could ever obtain, another so fond and so faithful as I? Should you purchase a wig and go courting again?
Ah, darling, I answered, "'Tis just as you say.' And clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed a dear girl in so ardent a way. You wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.
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14 The Silver Wedding - Read by RN 1:26
And what shall we do? I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now if, and suppose, The bride were a-blooming, ah, well, on my life. I think, to be candid, don't turn up your nose, that every new wedding should bring a new wife.
And what if it should, was the laughing reply? Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig? And go courting again. Ah, darling, I answered, "'Tis just as you say, and clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way. You wouldn't have guessed we were married at all."
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15 The Silver Wedding - Read by TG 1:11
The Silver Wedding, A Wedding of Silver, and what shall we do, I said in response to my excellent spouse, who hinted this morning we ought to renew, according to custom, our conjugal vows. I wouldn't much mind it now, if, and suppose, the bride were a-blooming, ah, well on my life, I think, to be candid, Don't turn up your nose, that every new wedding should bring a new wife. "'And what if it should?' was the laughing reply. "'Do you think, my dear John, you could ever obtain another so fond and so faithful as I, should you purchase a wig and go courting again?' "'Ah, darling,' I answered, "'tis just as you say.' And clasping a waist rather shapely than small, I kissed the dear girl in so ardent a way, you wouldn't have guessed we were married at all.