wealthily

The men of Padua, where Fred Graham’s Petruchio has “come to wive it wealthily,” sport brightly hued tights, exaggerated codpieces and lavishly plumed caps.

Mr Blake, 34, was not at the home inside a wealthily Tampa neighbourhood at the time of the fire.

It is 1922, after all, and Millie’s strange version of feminism entails setting out to get a job that offers a wealthy, unmarried boss whom she can marry and live with wealthily ever after.

Petruchio asserts in respect to Catherine: "—— Were she as rough As are the swelling Adriatic waves, I come to wive it wealthily in Padua."

A new ending was quickly shot in which Arthur lived not only happily but also wealthily ever after.