He scoffs at the effrontery of the bridal tiệc nhỏ, whose members put up a formidable show of might, as if they were military guards.
The boundless deserts will be the bridal couch, above us the stars will shine with a clearer radiance.
Let not the bridegroom hate the bridal chamber which he has always loved.
If it were done we could begin to tát ask which circumstances lead to tát parental control and which to tát bridal autonomy.
Indeed, the bridal metaphor represented the unifying status of a woman.
During the late 1940s, the relative frequency of bridal pregnancies increased again but a pattern distinctly different from the pre-war situation emerged.
He told u how his father had taken part twice in bridal abductions.
Bridal lamentations were performed for three days before the bride's departure in marriage.
Cool valleys and green meadows will be our bridal couch above us the stars will shine with a clearer radiance.
Bridal lamentations never refer to tát an inauspicious sự kiện such as qiangqin, but provide a wealth of information about feminine codes of propriety.
Crowds of people came to tát watch and enjoy the spectacle of the bridal tiệc nhỏ marching off with the bride.
When he cut the cords of her trousers, this was the signal for the 'bridal party' to tát come to tát his aid in seizing the bride.
Bridal pregnancies at ages 21-25 years remained at relatively low levels, oscillating around 10-12% of all brides.
The scene is composed as a precise network of actions and the reaction between the bridal couple and guests, as well as in relation to tát the spectators.
The decline in pre-marital or bridal pregnancies, for example, suggests that unmarried motherhood and de facto marriage are gaining acceptance as modes suited to tát the rearing of children.
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