"Will wasn't bothered about her miscarrying," said Grandma, a little breathless as she labored across the front yard toward the steps.

And willful miscarrying of such material is punishable by criminal penalties of up to $500,000 in fines and five years in prison.

And for what, a thing that should have been miscarried.

But if she'd miscarried earlier, there would have been no marriage.

Nor do I remember that any one of those families miscarried.

He sat up to make sure that his plans did not miscarry.

Two days later she miscarried, and has been largely out of public view since.

Only days before his death, she miscarried their child following a car accident.

"One of them was miscarried and three came out dead during the birth."

Only 15, she was four months pregnant with her first baby but had miscarried.

Her husband died and she miscarried twenty days later, over three years before.

The second time, less than a year ago, she had miscarried in her sixth month.

I was pregnant at the time, and miscarried the next day.

Three times she miscarried while trying to give me an heir.

Women who have no morning sickness are more likely to miscarry.

She was again pregnant at the death of her husband but miscarried a girl one month later.

Just beneath the place where somebody's child had been miscarried.

She miscarried twice, the second one in the fourth month.

Women who miscarry early in their pregnancy usually do not need any treatment.

"It is possible that he has already tried, but his letters have miscarried."

He decides to remain at her side after she miscarries.

There was seven children, but only three lived; four others were born dead or miscarried.

"His wife miscarried a son and died of a fever."

Older women take longer to conceive and are more likely to miscarry.

If our young men miscarry in their first enterprises, they lose all heart.

He had brought it only as a measure of safety in the event his plan miscarried.

Still hoping for a child, she quickly became pregnant but miscarried.