| He doubted if Mr. marrier was worth even his three pounds a week. |
| Mr. marrier gaily soothed him, as he went over to the telephone. |
| Donald was a straight shooter, a magnate, a playboy, a marrier of Eastern European blondes, a conqueror of distant Manhattan. |
| Many liqueurs, however, are made with a specific spirit, such as Scotch in Drambuie, Cognac in Grand Marrier or Irish Whiskey in Baileys. |
| Mr. marrier exclaimed, as if extremely interested by this corroboration of his views. |
| Your cousin, Miss Euclid, would have done it, and marrier here was in the affair with her. |
