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1 Praise| marriages should we have, if the husband should but thoroughly examine
2 Praise|        wife’s actions escape the husband’s knowledge through his
3 Praise|       whose means it is that the husband is pleasant to his wife,
4 Praise|        his wife, the wife to her husband, and the house kept in quiet.
5 Praise|        another, nor the wife her husband, nor the usurer the borrower,
6 Praise|          woman would have such a husband, what goodfellow such a
7 Praise|    treasure? In the meantime the husband saved his money and had