Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1Edwin Mallard Everett Dryden Press, 1955 - 1000 pages |
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Page 308
... husband must be chosen : if aright These duties we perform , and he the yoke Of wedlock with complacency sustains , Ours is a happy life ; but if we fail In this great object , better ' twere to die . For , when afflicted by domestic ...
... husband must be chosen : if aright These duties we perform , and he the yoke Of wedlock with complacency sustains , Ours is a happy life ; but if we fail In this great object , better ' twere to die . For , when afflicted by domestic ...
Page 606
... husband , that I have not lauded him without good cause . His worship is great in many things . Dost thou believe it ... husband for thy liegeman , now must the men of the two kings per- ceive to - day whether I durst walk before the ...
... husband , that I have not lauded him without good cause . His worship is great in many things . Dost thou believe it ... husband for thy liegeman , now must the men of the two kings per- ceive to - day whether I durst walk before the ...
Page 799
... husband , died ; and she was left , and her two sons . And they took them wives of the women of Moab ; the name of the one was Orpah , and the name of the other Ruth ; and they dwelled there about ten years . And Mahlon and Chilion died ...
... husband , died ; and she was left , and her two sons . And they took them wives of the women of Moab ; the name of the one was Orpah , and the name of the other Ruth ; and they dwelled there about ten years . And Mahlon and Chilion died ...
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