13, 1873 138,870 Printing Telegraphs. .March 7, 1873 141,774 Chemical Telegraphs. .March 7, 1873 141,775 Perforator for Automatic Telegraphs. .March 7, 1873 141,777 Relay Magnets. .March 7, 1873 142,688 Electric Regulators for Transmitting Instruments . .March 7, 1873 156,843 Duplex Chemical Telegraphs . .March 7, 1873 147,312 Perforators for Automatic Telegraphy March 24, 1873 147,314 Circuits for Chemical Telegraphs . March 24, 1873 150,847 Receiving Instruments for Chemical Telegraphs .英文原著 · 《Edison, His Life and Inventions》
John married Mrs. Eleanor Colpitts, nee Eleanor Forster, of Amherst, and had four children, George, Ann, William and Eleanor. William (second) married Sarah Holmes. Their children were Rufus and Betsy. Polly married John Dobson, who afterwards moved to Sussex. The Dobsons of Sussex and Upper Dorchester belong to this family. John Fawcett (first), Lower Sackville, had four children--two sons, Robert and John, and two daughters, Mary and Nancy. Of these, Robert married ----- Seaman; John married Jane Black; Marymarried Henry Ripley, and Nancy married John Ogden.英文原著 · 《The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers》
It was just as well that he did decide to wait, for when he tried again to see Marie he failed altogether. Marie had left town. Her mother, with an acrid tone of resentment, declared that she did not know any more than the man in the moon where Marie had gone, but that she "suspicioned" that some fool had told Marie where Bud was, and that Marie had gone traipsing after him. She had taken the baby along, which was another piece of foolishness which her mother would never have permitted had she been at home when Marie left.英文原著 · 《Cabin Fever》
.March 2, 1881 248,420 Fixture and Attachment for Electric Lamps. .March 7, 1881 251,553 Electric Chandeliers . .March 7, 1881 251,554 Electric Lamp and Socket or Holder . .March 7, 1881 248,424 Fitting and Fixtures for Electric Lamps. .March 8, 1881 248,419 Electric Lamp. March 30, 1881 251,542 System of Electric Light . April 19, 1881 263,145 Making Incandescents . April 19, 1881 266,447 Electric Incandescent Lamp .英文原著 · 《Edison, His Life and Inventions》
.March 29,1905 821,627 Making Metallic Flakes or Scales . .March 29,1905 827,717 Making Composite Metal . .March 29,1905 839,371 Coating Active Material with Flake-like Conducting Material. .March 29,1905 854,200 Making Storage Battery Electrodes. .March 29,1905 857,929 Storage Battery Electrodes . March 29, 1905 860,195 Storage Battery Electrodes . April 26, 1905 862,145 Process of Making Seamless Tubular Pockets or Receptacles for Storage Battery Electrodes . April 26, 1905 839,372 Phonograph Records or Blanks .英文原著 · 《Edison, His Life and Inventions》
``Well, because! I KIND of thought he must be married, or anyways somep'm, when he talked to Mr. Genesis this mornin'. He said he knew how some people got married in Pennsylvania an' India, an' he said they were only seven or eight years old. He said so, an' I heard him; an' he said there were eleven people married that were only seventeen, an' this boy in Iowa got a full beard an' got married, too. An' he said Mr. Genesis was only sixteen when HE was married. He talked all about gettin' married when you're seventeen years old, an' he said how people thought it was the best thing could happen.英文原著 · 《Seventeen》
* I guess you'd say * * What can make me feel this way * * Marcy Grossman,Marcy Grossman,Marcy Grossman * * Talkin' 'bout Marcy * That's great.美剧 · 《The Big Bang Theory》
Karl, this marriage--our marriage, this fake marriage, that's what it is, right? Fake.美剧 · 《Desperate Housewives》
- Get me Mark on the phone. - Ugh. I love Mark. Do you know Mark?美剧 · 《Friends》
We're getting "married" married, not "6th-grade" married.美剧 · 《Friends》