Delia More's stepsister, Jennie Crapwell, had been betrothed to a carpenter of Friendship, and he was at work on their house when, a month before the wedding-day, Delia and that young carpenter had "run away."
"Friendship Village"
Zona Gale
She had, as she conceived, done a noble deed by allowing her stepsister and her boy to take up their abode with her.
"Little Miss Joy"
Emma Marshall
Not only was marriage forbidden with a mother, with any wife or concubine of the father, with a sister, a daughter, or granddaughter, a widowed daughter-in-law; but also with an aunt on the father's or mother's side, with a stepsister, or sister by marriage, with a sister-in-law, or wife's sister so long as the wife lived.
"The History of Antiquity, Vol. II (of VI)"
Max Duncker