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lands to whom she will. If she should lean no will, the lands would
pass to her next heir. {But} And if L obtains a divorce dissolving the manage
of cause [if?] [marital?] [p?] would not be advanced [th?].
In short {is} no event (upon the supposition stated). can & claim any interest in or [?] from the
trust_estate, except in so far as he may [en?] it by L's [?].

But the law of Alabama like them of Virginia, probably submit in case of divorce the despondent of
the property of the [?] to the [d?] of the Count; which however it is presumed, [w?] [move?] in
a Case like this, be [?] in [fewer?] of the [husband?], [?] '[?] [when?] the [?]
was her plan [?], & the [right?] estate was {?] more than [?] for the support of thereof
& [?].

3. If L obtains a divorce, is H entitled to be [re-imbursed?]

lands to whom she will. If she should lean no will, the lands would
pass to her next heir. {But} And if L obtains a divorce dissolving the manage
of cause [if?] [marital?] [p?] would not be advanced [th?].
In short {is} no event (upon the supposition stated). can & claim any interest in or [?] from the
trust_estate, except in so far as he may [en?] it by L's [?].

But the law of Alabama like them of Virginia, probably submit in case of divorce the despondent of
the property of the [?] to the [d?] of the Count; which however it is presumed, [w?] [move?] in
a Case like this, be [?] in [?] of the