All 7 Uses

matrimony
in
The Pathfinder, by Cooper
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The Quartermaster, in particular, a middle-aged soldier, who had more than once tried the blessings of matrimony already, but was now a widower, was evidently disposed to increase his intimacy with the Sergeant, though their duties often brought them together; and the youngsters among his messmates did not fail to note that this man of method, who was a Scotsman of the name of Muir, was much more frequent in his visits to the quarters of his subordinate than had formerly been his wont.†
Chpt 10

matrimony = marriage
Our lives have been very different, on the score of matrimony, at least; you must allow that, my old friend.†
Chpt 10 *
this is a vain world of ours, Lundie, it must be owned; and in nothing vainer than in matrimony.†
Chpt 10
Every man has his besetting sin, and matrimony, I fear, is mine.†
Chpt 10
Of females who were officially recognized as belonging to the class of ladies, there were but three in the fort, all of whom were officers' wives; Mabel being strictly, as had been stated by the Quartermaster, the only real candidate for matrimony among her sex.†
Chpt 11
Well, well, all this seems natural, and according to matrimony.†
Chpt 15
Circumstances play the devil with matrimony, and I set it down as one that Pathfinder don't know as much as my niece.†
Chpt 24

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