grass widower

Some soup or little homemade cakes, convinced that as a grass widower he couldn't cope.

I offered to marry her-I was a grass widower then-but she elected not to, and did marry later and her husband adopted the child and I made a cash settlement.

In "Troubles of a Grass Widower," the hero's wife flees to her mother after an argument, and Max is left to fend for himself in the complicated halls of domesticity.

Edward, on the other hand, is happily unaware of his wife's intentions, considering himself nothing more than a grass widower and urging his wife in several letters to come home as soon as she has fully recovered.

He spent the lonely weekend of a grass widower, fulminating to himself about Hathall's good luck and about his own folly in being careless in his handling of an irritable and prickly personality.

It was with some especial pleasure that Tom took advantage of one of Laurence's rare visits to the farm to lead him down to the enclosure where Clover Fairy kept solitary state--the grass widower of a grazing harem.

"At our boarding-place there was at the time a quartette of us grass widowers, as we called ourselves, and in order to pass away the time pleasantly we had organized a 'grass widowers' euchre club.'