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 1    1, 9|        and began to abuse her husband, and to urge him to improve
 2    1, 9|     blandishments reduced her husband to obedience, as wives always
 3    1, 9|        The dissension of this husband and wife is a parable;~They
 4    1, 9|      and rational souls.~This husband and wife are the reason
 5    1, 9| turned from Him." 11~Know the husband is reason, the wife lust
 6    4, 1|      the sudden return of her husband. On the spur of the moment
 7    4, 1|      and presented him to her husband as a rich lady who had come
 8    4, 9|    pretended that she saw her husband misconducting himself with
 9    4, 9|       with another woman. The husband assured her there was no
10    4, 9|   there was no one there. Her husband then, at her request, ascended
11    4, 9|   amuse herself with him. Her husband saw her from his post in
12    4, 9|   that the pear-tree made her husband see double, just as it had
13    5, 9|  tells a story of a faithless husband who retired to a secret
14    6, 1|   accident, and consulted her husband as to what was best to be
15    6, 3|    jealous disposition of her husband, at once prepared to retire
16    6, 5|      she had to lead with her husband owing to his poverty, and