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 1 Praise|              that they take to them a wife—a silly thing, God wot,
 2 Praise|              old man dotes on his old wife, and a boy on his girl.”
 3 Praise|        converse between a man and his wife supported and cherished
 4 Praise|         together, did not most of the wife’s actions escape the husband’
 5 Praise|            husband is pleasant to his wife, the wife to her husband,
 6 Praise|             pleasant to his wife, the wife to her husband, and the
 7 Praise|           laughed at, when seeing his wife weeping he licks up her
 8 Praise|               friend another, nor the wife her husband, nor the usurer
 9 Praise|               one that is kind to his wife, merry among his friends,
10 Praise|              his friends, kind to his wife, and so good a master to
11 Praise|           than death; and that to his wife’s no small sorrow, in that
12 Praise|           have a crooked, ill-favored wife, who yet in his eye may
13 Praise|             that gave his new married wife some counterfeit jewels,
14 Praise| he-knows-not-what. Another leaves his wife and children at home and