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power of C to adopt in these terms : "If, which God forbid, the male child of your body be non-existent, then you will

part and would blame the Highways Department and the Railways if, God forbid, there was to be an accident at the level crossing involving

part and would blame the Highways Department and the Railways if, God forbid, there was to be an accident at the level crossing involving

know how this problem could be solved. (2) Assuming, (God forbids) that there is yet another marriage, as it happens without much ado in Western

know how this problem could be solved. (2) Assuming, (God forbids) that there is yet another marriage, as it happens without much ado in Western

male lines in perpetuity from son to son if, God forbid -- there is no male descendants in that line, any one descendants of the Makoofalaiah ... inalienable. This indenture further witnessth that, if for any reason, which God forbid, there is no one among the descendants of the Makoofalaiah to take

part and would blame the Highways Department and the Railways, if God forbid, there was to be an accident at the level crossing Page

God, you have given birth to a male child, still, having regard to the future, I have again given you permission. If, which God forbid ... Gods and for the succession to the Zamindary and other property; on which, if the adopted son be non-existent, which God forbid, then

pandamic struck. If a lady in her advanced stage of preganancy, god forbid, were to be is afflicted then the medical professionals themselves

pandamic struck. If a lady in her advanced stage of preganancy, god forbid, were to be is afflicted then the medical professionals themselves