1, They bade both the merchant and his paramour adieu.

2, Paramour comes to mind, but that is a neuter term.

3, His wife suspected that he had a paramour.

4, " Thou hast kept the secret of thy paramour.

5, And none but thou shalt be my paramour!

6, Keeps thee here is dark to be his paramour?

7, Embarrassing emails with his paramour surfaced, his wife moved out,(http:///paramour.html) and his approval ratings tanked .

8, On one occasion, they said, a paramour announced that if she didn't get promoted, she would take the warden down with her knowledge of "every scar on his body."

9, Ought a convicted adulteress and her paramour husband to be placed in the highest offices of this free and christian land?

10, If the son of a paramour or a prostitute desire his fathers house, and desert his adoptive father and adoptive mother, and goes to his fathers house, then shall his eye be put out.

11, Your judgment has been clouded by the sunk-cost fallacy: you hoped to get a master's degree, great food and an Italian paramour.

12, They saw me with my thin marathoner's body and wondered what it was that I admired in this portly paramour with the plus-size panties.

13, The riot, "the British fans a harsh slap", so that people England's paramour.

14, Shall I believe that unsubstantial death is amorous and keeps you in dark to be his paramour?

15, She sought a divorce on the grounds that her husband had a paramour in another town.

16, Three years ago, he conceived another child with his longtime paramour, Laurel Kenner.

17, Because the minister was also a close friend of M. Walter, it was not difficult for de Cantel's new paramour to learn the state secret that France would soon guarantee the Moroccan debt.

18, But at the instant the princess raised her veil and revealed her countenance, he was absolutely stunned only for it to light on him that the princess was his own deeply beloved paramour.

19, So you can understand why her six children got a little nervous when a few years ago, the duchess found a new paramour.

20, Caines ( 1975 ) on the ease of a finite paramour set.

21, A vacationing Livingston resident reported no less than seeing Ken and his Castilian paramour dining beachside.