...that the marriage is seldom considered as completely celebrated until the seventh day, and never until the third. A husband always shuns the insulting epithet...of the bride, the second to the mother, and so on." 3 Among the Ait Tameldu of Morocco a bridegroom has not intercourse with his bride until the third...

...that the marriage is seldom considered as completely celebrated until the seventh day, and never until the third. A husband always shuns the insulting epithet...father of the bride, the second to the mother, and so on."8 Among the Ait Tameldu of Morocco a bridegroom has not intercourse with his bride until the third...

...that the marriage is seldom considered as completely celebrated until the seventh day, and never until the third. A husband always shuns the insulting epithet...of the bride, the second to the mother, and so on.' A large number of instances of deferring consummation of marriage for various periods are cited by...

...Proceed. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh, xiii. 228 sq. An Arab traveller, Muhammad ibn 'Umar, says that in Darfur " the marriage is seldom considered as completely celebrated...of the bride, the second to the mother, and so on " (Travels of an Arab Merchant in Soudan, abridged from the French by Bayle St. John, p. 107). * Farler,...

...that (he marriage a seldom considered as completely celebrated until the seventh day, and never until the third. A husband always shuns the insulting epithet...temperance is dedicated to some particular person: the fin! to the father of the bride, the second to the mother, and so on." p. 107. "It i' a strange custom...