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She challenged the codicil.codicil = an instruction added to a will
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She added a codicil instructing a pauper's funeral so even those funds would go to the foundation.
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I, James Donovan Halliday, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this instrument to be my last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all wills and codicils by me at any time heretofore made....† (source)codicils = instructions added to a will
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I could write my own Blue Book now and its rules and codicils would be my own.† (source)
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There were codicils.† (source)
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I can make five codicils if I like, and I shall keep my bank-notes for a nest-egg.† (source)
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There was a sign over the counter saying that if you could cat two Yellow Sub Nightmares, you ate free; below that, in parentheses, the codicil IF YOU PUKE YOU PAY had been added.† (source)codicil = an instruction added to a will
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Yes, 'codicils', they call them.† (source)codicils = instructions added to a will
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One codicil of the contract was if they had a working system I got to name it.† (source)codicil = an instruction added to a will
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"Eh, dear friend," said Caderousse, "are wills ever made without codicils?† (source)codicils = instructions added to a will
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She likes company, which is the real reason she had me draw up the fifteenth codicil to her will.† (source)codicil = an instruction added to a will
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I promise nothing—I shall make codicils as long as I like—and that considering the nature of such a proceeding, it is unreasonable to presume that a young man of sense and character would attempt it—ah, but the gentleman doesn't say you are a young man of sense and character, mark you that, sir!† (source)codicils = instructions added to a will
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Oedipa had been named also to execute the will in a codicil dated a year ago.† (source)codicil = an instruction added to a will
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Now that Peter Featherstone was up-stairs, his property could be discussed with all that local enlightenment to be found on the spot: some rural and Middlemarch neighbors expressed much agreement with the family and sympathy with their interest against the Vincys, and feminine visitors were even moved to tears, in conversation with Mrs. Waule, when they recalled the fact that they themselves had been disappointed in times past by codicils and marriages for spite on the part of ungrateful elderly gentlemen, who, it might have been supposed, had been spared for something better.† (source)codicils = instructions added to a will
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The codicil, in favour of the Cathedral fund, had, unfortunately, never been added to the will.† (source)codicil = an instruction added to a will
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The second was a codicil, of recent origin, maintaining the annuities to Mrs. Penniman and Mrs. Almond, but reducing Catherine's share to a fifth of what he had first bequeathed her.† (source)
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