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Benedict’s husband would die of a heart attack—which also allowed her, as a widow, to move toward a tenured professorship at Columbia, something denied to married women at the time.

That was accomplished by cops such as the one whose picture was clutched so tightly by his widow on Sunday.

Marjorie Wilkes Huntley was a New Age feminist, a widow, and a librarian.

The truth is likely closer to what the widow told The Daily Beast in late July.

The results would aid in the criminal investigation surrounding the widow, who stands accused of elder abuse.

Last year, his widow and his brother pulled 150 of them for posthumous publication, with a plan to release eight to 10 per year.

I have already explained to Lawrence and Basswood that it is a mistake, and that the widow will be paid all that is due her.

Wasn't that the young man who married the Widow Finkelstein?'

When she became a widow she resumed her place with renewed power.

The widow's hands were clasped and her eyes wandered vacantly from one to the other of her strange visitors.

The great question now was whether they could approach the widow and her daughter otherwise than through Serjeant Bluestone.