| I just saw you and your dower on monitors. | |
| I must move to the dower house as soon as he marries. | |
| I'll settle a dower on her. Herds of cattle and sheep. Shiploads of grain. | |
| Let it be so,- thy truth, then, be your dower! | |
| She's going to move Into the dower house. Says young couples should Have their homes to themselves. | |
| I just saw you and your dower on monitors. | |
| I must move to the dower house as soon as he marries. | |
| I'll settle a dower on her. Herds of cattle and sheep. Shiploads of grain. | |
| Let it be so,- thy truth, then, be your dower! | |
| She's going to move Into the dower house. Says young couples should Have their homes to themselves. | |
| Cornwall and Albany, with my two daughters' dowers digest this third. | |
| Cornwall and Albany, with my two daughters' dowers, digest the third. | |
| Our son of Cornwall, and you, our son of Albany, we have this hour a constant will to publish our daughters' several dowers, that future strife may be prevented now. | |
| we have, this hour a constant will to publish our daughters' several dowers | |
| Cornwall and Albany, with my two daughters' dowers digest this third. | |
| Cornwall and Albany, with my two daughters' dowers, digest the third. | |
| Our son of Cornwall, and you, our son of Albany, we have this hour a constant will to publish our daughters' several dowers, that future strife may be prevented now. | |
| we have, this hour a constant will to publish our daughters' several dowers | |
| Will you, with those infirmities she owes, dowered with our curse, and stranger'd with our oath, take her or leave her? | |
| You remain the quite dowered little elf. | |
| Will you, with those infirmities she owes, dowered with our curse, and stranger'd with our oath, take her or leave her? | |
| You remain the quite dowered little elf. | |
