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If not, though, little face has been lost, and often a suitor will keep trying until someone says yes.

Was this a friend of her father's or another suitor?

Rather, he said, it is simply because a number of suitors have come forward.

"How much of a suitor do you want me to be?"

They decided that she could go out with her suitor, but only in a group.

You must have had more suitors than most women can even dream of.

So she began a serious search for suitors of her own.

The old man refused to find suitors for his children.

People were of course much interested in his daughter, who had many suitors.

The program would begin with one woman and twelve suitors.

Many other suitors are likely to emerge in the next couple of weeks.

But his price could be too high, and he will have plenty of suitors.

But no one, and she least of all, counted him among her suitors.

The two suitors and the woman they both love state their case before the duke.

The problem with this however, is that all previous suitors lost their lives in the process.

Of course, before the war, Will would certainly not have been an eligible suitor.

And for the cause of noise, am I now a suitor to you.

However, one interested suitor said there has been some movement.

Here at this time I am but a suitor in my own court, and cannot call you to account for it.

How much more extreme was the effect likely to be upon a man who had come as a suitor!

But China is a special case, with the luxury of many suitors.

It was not impossible for a second suitor to step forward.

Finally she did indicate a door, which the suitor then opened.

Such anticipation had to figure into the price one of the suitors would pay.

At least 30 eligible suitors soon came forward, including five major oil companies.